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Wheatland High Anime Club Kids
Mr. Shatswell, Advisor

Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at lunch in room C-10.  The next meeting is Tuesday, August 24th!!!

View the 2009-10 Year in Review Slideshow! (166M MOV file.... requires QuickTime)  Thanks, Amanda!!!!!

What is W.H.A.C.K.?

The Wheatland High Anime Club Kids... officially known as the WUHSD Anime Club... is a group of like-minded students that promote the advancement of Asian culture primarily through the medium of Japanese animation.  Open to all WUHS and ACE students, the Anime Club holds bi-weekly meetings, parties, and special workshops as well as attending many local/regional events, parades, and Anime conventions.  Read our club's Constitution and Bylaws (16K PDF).

Although not accessible from school, WHACK does have a MySpace page maintained by a few current members.  The intent of the MySpace page is for current and alumni club members to connect with each other online.  The views and opinions shared via any MySpace page are not sanctioned nor endorsed by WUHSD or its staff.

2010-11 Officers

      President Ashley Phillips
      Vice President Alex Dumaplin
      Secretary Amanda Bradshaw
      Treasurer Steele Severson
      Scapegoat Nathan

2010-11 Calendar

Meetings (Second and Fourth Tuesdays each month in room C-10 at lunch)

  August 24   February 8
  September 14   February 22
  September 28   March 8
  October 12   March 22
  October 26   April 12
  November 9   April 26
  December 14   May 10
  January 11   May 24
  January 25

Parties (Saturdays in the Library from 12:00pm to 11:00pm)

bulletAugust 28
bulletOctober 16
bulletDecember 18
bulletMarch 12
bulletJune 11

Movie Nights (in the Library from 3:00pm to 10:00pm)

bulletWednesday, November 10
bulletFriday, January 28
bulletFriday, May 13

Conventions

bulletSacAnime - September 3-5, 2010
bulletSac ComicCon - September 5, 2010
bulletSac ComicCon - December 5, 2010
bulletSacAnime - January 7-9, 2011
bulletAnime On Display - February 19-20, 2011
bulletWonderCon - April 1-4, 2011
bulletSakura-Con - April 22-24, 2011 (possibility only!!)
bulletFanime - May 27-30, 2011

Mini Scrapbook

Click photo for larger version...

2009 SacAnime group photo (0.98M in size)!!!
To save the larger image to your collection, right click on it and select "Save Picture As...".

Pocky Box Sightings 2009!

bullet SuperCon 2009
bulletFanime 2009: Video 1, Video 2 (Is that Waldo?)

Fun Sites

Anime News Network
"The Internet's most trusted anime news source."  Anime News Network was created as a news source that focuses on the medium of Japanese Animation(anime) and Japanese Comics (manga). ANN was founded by Justin Sevakis in July of 1998, and has since lead the online anime news medium with a tradition of strong unbiased coverage of major breaking news. With in-depth coverage, analysis and commentary to provide insight into the world of anime and manga, ANN has been and continues to be the #1 English language source for anime and manga news on the Internet. ANN's goal is to make the latest, most comprehensive Anime news available to new fans and veteran Otaku alike.

JGuide
Started in 1994, the Stanford Guide to Japan Information Resources (or "JGuide") is a topically arranged directory of online information resources in and about Japan. Much of the focus is placed on resources about Japan in the English language, and visitors can use their search engine or dive right into their topical subheadings. These sections include "Society & Culture", "Law & Regulation", "Health & Medicine" and nine other areas (like Anime/Manga). Each resource is annotated, along with information about when the link was added to the site. The JGuide also contains a "Tools" area which features links to information about currency conversion, weather, news outlets, and other online gateways of note. The site also contains a link for users who wish to submit an online resource for potential inclusion in the JGuide.

Sushi FAQ
Some of us love it, some of us cringe at the thought of it, and some us are cautiously curious about the increasingly popular culinary craze that is Sushi. This tasty website is a beginner's guide to the wide world of sushi; with loads of information on how best to immerse into the raw fish culture. SushiFAQ.Com will answer all of your questions about Etiquette, Health, The Basics, Sushi History, Terminology, and more. While beginners will want to spend their time learning the fundamentals of the sashimi and sushi dining experience, sushi veterans will enjoy learning about the long history of this artful cuisine, as well as getting tips on how to shop for and prepare their own sushi meal. Meshi Agare!

Japanese Name Translation
Japanese characters, known as Kanji, are beautiful symbols that non-Japanese speakers use for various purposes including personal tattoos, tracing their heritage, love letters, business exchanges and other unique reasons. With an archive of over 2,000 professionally translated names, this great site allows you to see your name in the elegant calligraphy of both Kanji and Katakana.

Official Ramen Homepage
The Official Ramen Homepage is dedicated entirely to the art of cooking this inexpensive, instant dish. You'll find a range of recipes including Sinful Breakfast Ramen, Hamburger Ramen Stroganoff, and other creative versions of this fast food.

 

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