Random Acts of Kindness Week
February 10, 2019
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Many of you have probably heard about the Random Acts of Kindness Week. To find out more, I interviewed two TIGS Peer Leaders, who are organizing the event, Zach Rosner and Jake Ornstein.
Q: So, you guys are doing Random Acts of Kindness Week next week. What exactly is it?
Zach: So, Random Acts of Kindness Week is a week dedicated to kindness. It doesn’t have to be planned or anything. It’s just completely random.
Jake:We hope that this event promotes kindness and we hope that people do random acts of kindness not just because its Random Acts of Kindness Week
Zach: We want it to continue to later times also.
Q: Are any events or projects going on this week?
Jake: We have the Upstander of the Week project. Every day, you can vote for someone you think was an upstander that day and we’re going to pull a name each day and announce it.
Zach: It’s similar to, if you remember in the beginning of the year, the Upstander of the Week with the Jets tickets.
Jake: We thought that that was very popular, so we tried to incorporate that in our planning for Random Acts of Kindness Week.
Zach: There’s also in the seventh grade annex, there’s a painted window, which is also for kindness. And there’s some surprises that you might run into the hallways or other places.
Kevin is an eight grader in the Millburn Middle School. He enjoys playing piano, fencing, and doing math. He thinks PUBG is better than Fortnite.