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Sunrise Fitness Center Membership Policy

Sunrise Fitness Center offers three membership plans: Basic ($40/month,gymaccessonly),Plus($60/month, gym plus group classes), and Premium ($85/month, gym, classes, and unlimited sauna access). All new members must complete a one-time orientation session before using the equipment, and this session is included in the membership fee at no extra cost. Members may freeze their membership for up to two months per year for medical reasons or travel, but a written request must be submitted at least one week in advance. Cancellations require 30 days' written notice; memberships cannot be canceled by phone or in person. Members who refer a friend who signs up for a Plus or Premium plan receive one free month added to their own membership.

Dayoon's environmental club is hosting a tree-planting event at Riverside Park on the first Sunday of May, rain or shine, unless there is a severe weather warning, in which case the event will move to the following Sunday. Volunteers should arrive by 9 a.m. sharp, since tools will be distributed only during the first thirty minutes. Each volunteer is asked to plant at least two saplings, and gloves will be provided, though volunteers are encouraged to bring their own if they have a preferred size. Students who volunteer for this event will receive two hours of community service credit, but only if they sign the attendance sheet both at arrival and departure.

Anya Petrov began playing the violin at the age of four, taught initially by her older brother rather than a formal instructor. She was rejected twice by the national youth orchestra before being accepted on her third audition in 1968. During a European tour in 1974, Petrov injured her left hand in a fall, an injury doctors warned might end her career permanently. She spent nearly two years in rehabilitation, relearning basic finger positions before slowly returning to performance. Rather than resuming her former repertoire of fast, technically demanding pieces, Petrov shifted toward slower, expressive compositions that critics later said became her true artistic signature. She continued performing until 1998, when she retired from the stage to teach at a conservatory, where she remained on faculty until her death in 2015.

[Riverbend High School After-School Art Exhibition]
Date: Submission deadline November 8; exhibition dates November 20–24
Location: Main Hallway Gallery
Eligibility: Open only to students enrolled in an after-school art class this semester
Fee: No fee; up to 2 pieces per student
How to Register: Drop off artwork with Ji-su in the Art Room by the deadline, with a name tag attached
Notes: Artwork without a name tag attached will not be displayed.

[Lincoln Middle School Used Book Fair]
Date: Book donation drop-off May 3–10; Fair day May 15
Location: School Library
Eligibility: Open to the public; students, parents, and community members may all attend
Fee: Free admission; books priced individually from 500 to 3,000 won
How to Register: No registration required to attend; volunteers to help sort books should contact Jun-seo
Notes: All proceeds will be donated to the school library's book renewal fund.

Henrietta Marlowe worked as an apprentice engraver before turning her attention to cartography in 1889, when she was hired to correct errors in a set of coastal maps used by fishing fleets. She discovered that many existing maps had been copied repeatedly from outdated surveys, preserving mistakes that had never been checked against the actual coastline. Over the next six years, Marlowe personally sailed along more than 800 kilometers of coastline, taking her own measurements rather than relying on secondhand data. Her corrected maps, published in 1896, were initially ignored by major shipping companies, who considered switching map suppliers too costly. It was not until a shipwreck in 1899, caused partly by an outdated map, that shipping companies finally adopted Marlowe's charts, which remained the regional standard for the next thirty years.

[Maple Street Neighborhood Recycling Campaign]
Date: Collection day — last Saturday of every month, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Location: Maple Street Community Parking Lot
Eligibility: Open to all Maple Street residents; non-residents may not drop off items
Fee: Free; however, electronics recycling requires a 2,000 won handling fee per item
How to Register: No registration needed; just bring items directly, coordinated by Da-on
Notes: Except for electronics, all recyclables are accepted free of charge.

Walter Higgins published his first novel at the age of nineteen, financing the printing himself after five publishers rejected the manuscript. The novel sold poorly for its first two years, until a favorable review by a well-known critic named Dorothea Lang brought it sudden attention in 1923. Higgins used the unexpected income to travel across South America for eighteen months, an experience that shaped the setting of his second novel, published in 1926. Despite his growing fame, Higgins refused all interview requests for the rest of his career, communicating with the public only through short forewords in his books. He completed twelve novels in total before his death in 1958, and his final manuscript, left unfinished, was published posthumously by his daughter in 1961.