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Let's Rendezvous (LR) is an English speaking club established in November 2006 at Hoa Sen University in Vietnam. It is the oldest English speaking club at the university and is considered one of the most effective clubs. The core program is the English Speaking Club which meets on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month to discuss topics like lying, motivation, and body language. LR also organizes cultural exchange events, charity activities, student exchanges, and challenges. With 21 members, LR prides itself on its spirit of working hard and playing harder for one another. It sees itself as a second home where members can have friends, fun, and feel unique and different.
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Lr for one another
- 1. Let’s Rendezvous for one another Written by DuyPhan –Head of Marketing and Communication
- 2. LR - WH ARE WE ?
- 3. Established in 4th November, 2006 Known as the first and oldest English Speaking Club of HoaSen University
- 4. Let’s Rendezvous is evaluated as one of the most effective clubs in HoaSen University
- 5. English Speaking Club The core program of LR 9AM– 11AMevery 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month at HSU with diverse topics
- 6. ESC – Sometimes we need to lie ESC – Motivation
- 7. ESC – Body Language ESC – Korean Wave
- 8. Events Contests, charity activities, student exchange and so on
- 9. Cultural Exchange Lee Kirby - Bus of Dream
- 10. Charity activity Halloween 2010
- 11. LR Challenge Day
- 12. LRSpirit “One for another“ “Work hard – Play even harder”
- 13. 21 beloved members
- 15. We have friends we have fun we have the second home
- 17. We are different. We are unique.
- 18. We are different. We are unique. We are……….LR.
- 19. Please send us your email to get further information Contact us | Mobile: 0122 762 4969 (NguyệtTrúc) 0122 3969 148 (ThanhDuy) |Email: lr0411@gmail.com | Facebook: let’s rendezvous