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ASL club was formed by our dear dear Delia Lönroth. Her and her comrades run the club like a military (they sit and yap most of the time).

They are not a class, but instead a cultural education club! Stop by to learn about Deaf culture, ASL, and the fantastic worlds therein.

To play ASL club Candyland:
- Everyone signs the color on each card that is drawn.
- Whoever reaches the castle first must turn around and make it back to the start.
- When someone draws a double color, they must do one hop on two feet.
- When someone draws a red card, the turn order reverses.
- When someone draws an orange card, Delia must take a sip of water.
- When someone draws a yellow card, they must say “Cowabunga.”
- When someone draws a blue card, they must draw from the double Jenga tower. If they knock the tower over, they have to move back to the start.
- When someone draws the color of their gingerbread piece, they get to go a second time.
- When someone draws the same color that the previous person drew, they must face the previous person in rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
- If the next person also draws that color, they must face the previous two in three-way rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.

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 ====To play ASL club Candyland:====
-<br>- Everyone signs the color on each card that is drawn.
+- Everyone signs the color on each card that is drawn.
 <br>- Whoever reaches the castle first must turn around and make it back to the start.
 <br>- When someone draws a double color, they must do one hop on two feet.

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 They are not a class, but instead a cultural education club! Stop by to learn about Deaf culture, ASL, and the fantastic worlds therein.
-===To play ASL club Candyland:===
+====To play ASL club Candyland:====
 <br>- Everyone signs the color on each card that is drawn.
 <br>- Whoever reaches the castle first must turn around and make it back to the start.

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 They are not a class, but instead a cultural education club! Stop by to learn about Deaf culture, ASL, and the fantastic worlds therein.
-To play ASL club Candyland:
+===To play ASL club Candyland:===
-- Everyone signs the color on each card that is drawn.
+<br>- Everyone signs the color on each card that is drawn.
-- Whoever reaches the castle first must turn around and make it back to the start.
+<br>- Whoever reaches the castle first must turn around and make it back to the start.
-- When someone draws a double color, they must do one hop on two feet.
+<br>- When someone draws a double color, they must do one hop on two feet.
-- When someone draws a red card, the turn order reverses.
+<br>- When someone draws a red card, the turn order reverses.
-- When someone draws an orange card, Delia must take a sip of water.
+<br>- When someone draws an orange card, Delia must take a sip of water.
-- When someone draws a yellow card, they must say “Cowabunga.”
+<br>- When someone draws a yellow card, they must say “Cowabunga.”
-- When someone draws a blue card, they must draw from the double Jenga tower. If they knock the tower over, they have to move back to the start.
+<br>- When someone draws a blue card, they must draw from the double Jenga tower. If they knock the tower over, they have to move back to the start.
-- When someone draws the color of their gingerbread piece, they get to go a second time.
+<br>- When someone draws the color of their gingerbread piece, they get to go a second time.
-- When someone draws the same color that the previous person drew, they must face the previous person in rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
+<br>- When someone draws the same color that the previous person drew, they must face the previous person in rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
-- If the next person also draws that color, they must face the previous two in three-way rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
+<br>- If the next person also draws that color, they must face the previous two in three-way rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
 [[Category:Clubs]]

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	- When someone draws the same color that the previous person drew, they must face the previous person in rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.		- When someone draws the same color that the previous person drew, they must face the previous person in rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
	- If the next person also draws that color, they must face the previous two in three-way rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.		- If the next person also draws that color, they must face the previous two in three-way rock paper scissors. The outcome has no further effect.
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−	ASL club was formed by our dear dear Delia Lönroth. Her and her comrades run the club like a military (they sit and yap most of the time).	+	ASL club was formed by our dear dear [[Delia Lönroth.]] Her and her comrades run the club like a military (they sit and yap most of the time). [[Kyra Kellogg]], [[Sasha Jeffries]], [[Rhones Agrawal]] and [[Lauren Wittry]] make up the rest of the force.

	They are not a class, but instead a cultural education club! Stop by to learn about Deaf culture, ASL, and the fantastic worlds therein.		They are not a class, but instead a cultural education club! Stop by to learn about Deaf culture, ASL, and the fantastic worlds therein.