The Asian Student Union (ASU) promotes and increases awareness and understanding of the similarities and differences of Asian American cultures.
Monday, November 2:
. Lion Dance on the Commons (12-1pm) Come to the Commons to watch a traditional Chinese performance of the Lion Dance.
. Karaoke in Grafton-Stovall (6-9pm) Karaoke has Asian origins but international appeal; love it or hate it, Karaoke is truly a cultural element meant for sharing.
Tuesday, November 3:
. Tea Tasting on the Commons (10 am 2 pm) ASU will provide an assortment of teas for tasting. Come out and enjoy the variety.
. Wong Fu Productions (6:30-9pm) YouTube pop icons Wong Fu Productions will discuss various topics including their experience as independent film makers, the role of the internet on popular media, and the obstacles facing Asian-American film makers and actors.
Wednesday, November 4:
. Asian Snacks on the Commons (10am 2pm) Pocky, tamarind candy, and shrimp crackers; they sound eclectic, but for Asians and Asian-Americans they re as common as potato chips and lollipops. Come out and sample some tasty Eastern treats.
Thursday, November 5:
. Green Origami on the Commons (10am-2pm) Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. Drop by the commons and learn to make more than just paper airplanes, and be sure to bring any used paper you may have!
. Asian Cuisine Night at D-Hall (4:30-7:30pm) Craving eastern cuisine? Don t order out; eat in (D-hall, that is)! Just as the name implies, D-hall will be serving Asian cuisine for dinner.
Friday, November 6:
. Philanthropy Day on the Commons (10am-2pm) The Asian Student Union alone with other CMSS orgs will be on the commons asking for donations to support their respective international philanthropies.
Saturday, November 7:
. ASU s 11th Annual Culture Show
When: Doors open at 7pm, Show starts at 7:30
Where: Memorial Hall Auditorium
How much: Absolutely Free!
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