One Thing I Love: Nyle Emerson
Former Brittany Hall PEIR Nyle Emerson is wonderful. His new video even more wonderful. Enjoy it.Nyle “Let The Beat Build” from Nyle on Vimeo.
One Thing I Hate: Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop

I love the Cavs more than just about anything, and as you can see above, things are looking good. But I know Cleveland. I know these…

Please let this year be different. Please.

The Clothesline Project
Date: Wednesday, April 15th
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: The C-Lounge
A T-Shirt Making Event!
Spread awareness and show support for
the stop of sexual assault and violence again women.
All T-Shirts will be hung in Kimmel during Sexual Assault Awareness Week!
Hosts: Azaa’a & Sheila, Sexual Assault Educators

Hey UHall!
In honor of Asian/Pacific/American Heritage Month (May nationally, but March in collegeland), I’d like to direct you to a few sites of interest, the first of which is NYU’s own directory of events related to the celebration of Asian/Pacific/American Heritage as well as to the discussion of particular issues still plaguing the APA community: .
I’d also like to point out a few of my favorite blogs, Angry Asian Man and Disgrasian, both run by feisty, intelligent Asian-American men and women. The sites document A/P/A events of note in …

A Conversation Over Dinner with…
NYU RESED Visiting Faculty,
New Zealand Composer Gareth Farr
&
A/P/A Artist-in-Residence, Susana Lei’ataua
When: Friday, April 10th @ 7:00pm
RSVP to tn24@nyu.edu
(HURRY seating is limited)
** Get the opportunity to talk with both of these interesting and accomplished artists about their professions while enjoying a great meal at PIOLA!

Join UHALL Council for a book talk, discussion, and dinner with Liz Funk, author of SUPERGIRLS SPEAK OUT on 4/9/09 THURSDAY at 7 PM in the C-Lounge. Liz Funk is a New York-based freelance writer and college student. Her writing has been published in USA Today, the Christian Science Monitor, Newsday, CosmoGIRL!, the Huffington Post, Tango magazine, Vibe Vixen magazine, and Girls’ Life, among others.
Liz Funk’s book is available in the NYU bookstore. She is available to sign copies of her book at the event. SUPERGIRLS SPEAK OUT is an …

Washington Square, a staple of the Writing New York course that I co-teach with Professor Bryan Waterman, is the subject of the Mercantile Library’s “Big Read” program this year. “The Big Read” lasts for the entire month of April and kicks off this afternoon at NYU’s Lillian Vernon Creative Wrtiers’ House with a panel discussion called “Washington Square: A Novel of New York.”
You can view the entire schedule for the month by clicking here.
Professor Waterman and I wanted to call your attention to a couple of events that are …