The social clubs and the Associated student Government give opportunities for people to develop relationships with each other. Some become life long friends, partners, close friends, and create vision for a school. Social events help students to know others and it makes school fun for those who are stressful. Although the clubs and Associated Student Government create fun activities for students, some people have a very difficult time speaking to others with a learning disability when they are trying to meet people for friends. Some men get easily rejected by women when they start a conversation without asking out them out on a date. Some club leaders refused to help club members to improve their Journalism skills. Some students don't like to communicate with others regardless of their apperances, speech, or decision.
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