Dearest UHallers,
My dear friend Sarah Manning is going to be playing saxophone with British Afro-Punk rock songstress Ebony Bones at SouthPaw on 2/13. I will be attending the show and it is going to be HOT! Don’t miss your chance to be on top of EBONY BONES’ entrée into the US scene.
Reviews below:
“Perhaps The Most chattered about act right now, the EBONY BONES! live experience is one part punk rock show, one part Mardi Gras carnival parade…with a truly wild wardrobe, a rocking band, and a raw sound EBONY BONES! …

Upcoming Events:

1/27: General Assembly: Featuring guest speaker from NYC Blood Services
2/3: Exec Board
2/10: No Meeting
2/12: NYC Blood Services and UHALL present: Blood Drive in the UHALL Commons
2/17: Exec Board
2/24: General Assembly

Undergraduate Cultural Training Program
Applications Due: Sunday, March 14th @ MIDNIGHT
Applications Available: WWW.CMEP.NYU.EDU/UCTP.HTML
The Undergraduate Cultural Training Program (UCTP) provides participants an opportunity to further develop their knowledge of diversity and social justice issues, as well as their organization and planning skills. Major areas UCTP focuses on include race, ethnicity, religion, and socioeconomic class. This position is a one year commitment. All UCTP Participants will receive $200 campus cash per semester as a stipend.
Program Requirements:
• 10 week, 120 minute seminar (fall)
• Attend a social justice related one day conference (i.e.Preemptive Education) (fall)
• …

Interested in Greek Life? Don’t know if you’re interested? Well, come to the
Inter-Greek Council’s Meet the Greeks event in the E & L Auditorium on
Tuesday January 26th at 7 pm At this event, you will be able to meet
representatives from each Greek organization and find out who they are, what
they do, and how YOU can get involved in one of the biggest and most active
communities at NYU! See you there!
Interested in Greek Life? Don’t know if you’re interested? Well, come to the Inter-Greek Council’s Meet the Greeks event in the E …

Sponsored by the Student Health Center:
Women’s Health Drop-In Sessions – (no appointment necessary)
Stop by U-Hall on Fridays, 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. and meet with a doctor or nurse practitioner from the Student Health Center’s Women’s Health Services for:

Birth control prescriptions (new and refills)
Questions answered and concerns addressed
Safer sex information

When? Fridays (beginning Jan. 22), 12:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Where? University Hall Commons Seminar Room – 110 East 14th Street
For more info, call (212) 443-1166 or email so35@nyu.edu.

UHall Community,
Please note that our water will be off from 10am until 5pm this Friday,
January 22, 2010 due to maintenance on our water meters. We apologize for any
inconvenience this may cause you.
Regards,
UHall Res Life & Housing Office

Dedicated to our brothers and sisters in Haiti
Living in America:  Culture. History. Politics.
The Music’s in Me
Thursday, February 4 @ 6:30 PM
The Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for the Performing Arts
1 Washington Place, Main Floor
Join us for what promises to be an entertaining and informative evening as the Rhythm Four takes us on a musical journey through the history of African American musical styles.  From the Southern plantation where spirituals were born to the South Bronx, birth place of hip hop and B-boys, The Rhythm Four will sing us through the hard times …

The UHall Faculty Fellows present the WRITING NEW YORK FILM SERIES 2010.
The series takes place on Friday evenings at 6:30 p.m. in the University Hall Commons. We’ll be showing films with a New York theme, in conjunction with the course Writing New York, taught by Professors Cyrus Patell and Bryan Waterman. Free pizza (or something similar) will be served at the start of the film. Come by, grab some supper, and stay for as long as you can.
First up: the classic 1977 film Saturday Night Fever, starring John Travolta. The …