Upcoming Events!! Week of March 1st

Upcoming Events of interest


Arabic Poetry Reading
WLH 207
Tuesday, March 2
7:00pm
Join the ASA in an evening of poetry reading!!


Yalies for a Dream
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Dwight Hall Chapel
Come find out how YOU can get involved with the passage of the DREAM Act!

Immigration is NOT a Latino issue.
The DREAM Act would grant these students, as selected by strict guidelines, a six year period of temporary residence in which they would be expected to complete two years worth of courses toward a bachelor's degree or two years worth of military service. If they accomplish one or the other, they will be granted citizenship.
Feel free to RSVP in the Facebook group and share with friends!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=10150107490930562&ref=ts

Killing the Multiracial Neighborhood: Japanese Americans and African Americans in the Fillmore District's Urban Renewal, 1940- 1980

Professor Clement Lai
Af Am House (on Park St, next to GPSCY)
Wednesday, March 3
6:00pm
Wednesday March 3rd at the Af-Am House, 211 Park St
Dinner will be Served at 6:00 pm
Lecture from 6:20- 7:00 pm



South Asian Art Show
A Classical Arts Show
Off Broadway Theater
Thursday, March 4
8:00am

Yale Raga Society, South Asian Society, and Anjali are hosting Yale's second annual all-classical South Asian arts show! The performances include Bharatanatyam and Kathak dance, Carnatic and Hindustani vocal, Rabindra Sangeet, and Urdu ghazals. The show will be held at the Off Broadway Theater at 8 pm on Thursday, March 4th. Please email yaleclassicalshow@gmail.com to reserve tickets. Tickets are $2 for Yale affiliates, and $5 for general audience.

PASSING
Written by Dipika Guha
Directed by Jesse Jou
Yale Cabaret
217 Park St
New Haven, CT 06511

Where does healing begin?
In a land long considered uncivilized, an ill matched English couple try to make home. Inside, amidst the clink of glasses and Singapore Slings, there is another sound... the cry of a blood soaked teenage girl stepping out from the shadows; her body, an unstoppable force of a history that refuses to be forgotten.
Is that how you like me? Quiet?

PERFORMANCES
Thursday 4 March @ 8pm
Friday 5 March @ 8pm + 11pm
Saturday 6 March @ 8pm + 11pm
(Doors open: At 6.30pm for dinner before our 8pm performances. At 10pm for small plates and drinks before our 11pm performances.)

One Flea Spare
By: Naomi Wallace
A Senior Project for O'Hagan Blades and Cordelia Istel
Wed Mar 3 6:30 pm
Wed Mar 3 9:30 pm
Thu Mar 4 8:00 pm
Fri Mar 5 4:00 pm
At Whitney Theater