Clubs
Hotchkiss students run a number of clubs, including The Record, a biweekly, student-run newspaper; the Human Rights Initiative; WKIS Radio Station; BaHSA, the Black and Hispanic Student Alliance; the Gay/Straight Alliance; HotchkissTV; Junior Bearcats; Asian Society; The Whipping Post (Hotchkiss's satire publication); the Writing Block (a creative writing publication); the Chinese Club; Hotchkiss Republicans; Hotchkiss Democrats; Investment Club; WAHED (Hotchkiss–Afghanistan Initiative); Economics Club; Hotchkiss Libertarians; the Hotchkiss Political Union; Club Backgammon; Club Singing; RomCom (Movie showing club); Chess Club; Science Olympiad; Hotchkiss Lookbook (Student-run Fashion and Arts blog/publication); Songs For Smiles; SEA (Students for Environment Awareness); the yearbook (called the Mischianza); and Read to Grow. Clubs are student-run, though most have faculty advisors, and many of them receive a budget from the school to provide for their various needs.
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