UNO
The booths were open for two days. Every vote stub we collected from freshmen, sophomores, and juniors students, corresponded to an amount for the charity of our choice. Class B, our class chose Wheeler Orphanage as a recipient of our hard work.
We had a heated discussion about what should be the concept of our booth. We decided to hold a vote for suggested activities, and the “Date your Oppa or noona” won by a landslide. As the class president, Rome asked me to collect the stubs while he managed the people coming in and out of the car dates.
When we revealed our banner, the people, mostly girls, had their jaws dropped. That was a great sign that we were on the right track.
A line was formed in front of our booth in no time. The concept was people could pick one “date” from the
