Dodge hard, Sell hard.

It wasn't very much like a Japanese cultural night until the campus was decorated with green bamboos and red cloth writing the name of booth.

Devil's Duke once again gave their very best in achiving Bunkasai night a successful one by selling cookies, toasts, drinks and beautiful ladies!
Opps, I mean, the ladies who sold the food.
And this made one of the reasons most guys would hang out there.

Despites facing competitions of booths that sold similar stuffs, the ladies ruled the night out simply for the fact that they worked through the day and stayed until closing time. And they were the ones who did preparations before Bunkasai Night.

Since the event, Devil's Duke gained an indirect bond between members. And members 99% of members enjoyed the event tho' there wasn't many activities. So here's a list of people that Devil's Duke would like to thank:

• Animac Club for the wonderful experience
• The team who planned, gathering all the raw materials ranging from waffles' paper bag to 'decorating themselves' on their hair like bunnies to promote Devil's Duke.
• People who helped out at the booth, willingly or... "forcefully".
• Customers who bought from us, willingly or "forcefully".
• People who sat around, walk back and forth to make the booth looks more happening.
• Passers-by who stopped by at our booth but decided not to buy anything from us.
• Photographers.
• Noise-makers.
• Those that we forgot to mention in this list.

Devil's Duke, once again, appreciated your support and effort in making this successful event and leaving some sweet memories to our seniors who are leaving UCSI soon.

You have proven that we can play hard and work hard too!

*We'd really like to post up some funny pictures this time but the server doesn't allow. However, you can check it out the pics at FB or visit our group.