From Lin Arttachariya ’14:
Wanna try delicious home-made Thai cuisine? It’s happening in Woodhead Lounge this Sunday March 3! Take a study break, grab some CASH, walk to Exley and think about what you want to eat:
- Five-spice Soup with Egg and Ground Pork
- Garlic-pepper Chicken
- Glass-Noodle with Pork and Shrimp, Sweet and Sour Mix (Regular or Veg)
- Thai-style Spring Roll (Regular or Veg)Dessert: Sweet Pandan Layer Cake
Drink: Thai Iced Tea
Hope to see you there!
From Sarah Lerman-Sinkoff ’15:
It’s the Sunday night before midterms. You’re hungry. You’re bored. There might even be a little precipitation. Isn’t life always better when it’s a little…cheesy?
GOOD NEWS. W’Escrime: The Wesleyan Fencing Club is delivering grilled cheese sandwiches everywhere across campus! Don’t bother putting down that book – we’ll come to you!
Sunday, March 3 from 9PM to 12:30 AM
Classic grilled cheese $3
Deluxe (tomato-basil-mozzarella) $4
Text (248) 270-5941 OR email grilledcheesefencing(at)gmail to give us your order!
Good news, coffee snobs fans! Espwesso’s benevolent dictator Jake Eichengreen ’13 tells us that in one last hurrah before break, Espwesso will be running a special promotion this week. Sunday to Wednesday this week between the hours of 9:00 and 10:30 p.m., members of one class will receive any item on the menu for free, starting Sunday night with Freshman and progressing up to seniors Wednesday night.
So, the schedule will be as follows:
Remember, kids, this is only between the hours of 9:00 and 10:30. If you don’t frequent Espwesso, you’re missing out on seriously delicious coffee in a seriously cozy spot. Take advantage of this opportunity to get to know the cafe, which is located on the bottom floor of Allbritton.
Really cool message from Ari Ebstein ’16 about an awesome event tonight, urging you to come eat and hopefully also make some food!
Middletown Potluck is happening tonight! It is a space for Wesleyan students and Middletown residents to come together and break bread. Bring food to share with new friends; bring stories to share about yourself; bring open ears, heart, and mind. Let’s create community one meal at a time. :)
Featured speakers on the theme of the Middletown Experience will be:
From Ben Zucker ’15:
Want to make music? Want to Be Alive???? Wesleyan’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company” (running April 25-27) is looking for musicians to round out our pit orchestra. We are looking for string players, woodwind players (doublers encouraged!), trombonists, and percussionists. If you’re looking to get involved with some theater and to play some beautiful/awesome music, this is the place.
Informal auditions will be held in the Music Studio Lobby on Sunday, March 3, and Monday, March 4, from 4-6 PM. Come ready to play; you don’t have to prepare anything, and expect to sight-read parts of the score. We look forward to having you!
Date: Today, March 3rd and tomorrow, March 4th
Time: 4-6pm
Place: Music Studio Lobby
Cost: We’d pay you if we could…
Sarah Corey ’15 has two first names:
Come share and listen to stories, eat, relax, and get to know new people in an open and friendly environment.
Story Theme: Transformative Moments. A moment/day/year/person that changed your life (or maybe just slightly altered it)
Sunday at 5 in the Usdan Multipurpose Room!
Date: Sunday, March 3
Time: 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Place: Usdan Multipurpose Room
Cost: Free
Come to the J Street U Open meeting! Officially J Street “is the political home for pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans fighting for the future of Israel as the democratic homeland of the Jewish people. We believe that Israel’s Jewish and democratic character depend on a two-state solution, resulting in a Palestinian state living alongside Israel in peace and security.”
Unofficially, we like to think of ourselves as an irreverent student movement that is shaking up the status quo in the hawkish American Jewish community. We also have a knack for making, mildly inappropriate, slighly offensive Two-State Solution Ryan Gosling Memes.
We have a lot of really exciting plans for this semester so whether you sing hatikvah in your sleep, think Zionism is an irredeemable racist project, or have never thought about these issues before, we hope you will join us.
Date: Sunday, March 3rd, 2013
Time: 8 PM
Place: 41 Wyllys Room 133
Cam RahBar ’15 of PSI U says:
Come to Psi U this Saturday for some Grand Cousin, The Taste, and Molly Rocket & The Crooks! Check out the bands (in order of who’s playing on Saturday) below!
Molly Rocket & The Crooks:
Molly Balsam ’14 – lead vocals and piano
Lindsay Schapiro ’14 – backup vocals and harmonica
Atticus Swartwood ’14 – drums
Matt Gross ’15 - guitar
Ian Anderson ’14 – guitar
Robby Caplan ’14 – bass
Henry Peterson ’14 - tenor sax
From Ashlin Aronin ’13, as previewed in Wesleying’s Winter Concert Peview:
This Sunday, March 3rd, the student-run Experimental Music Group kicks off its spring season with a performance by New York-based Ensemble Pamplemousse at Russell House.
“[Theirs is] a style and concept that bridges the gap between the earliest conscious sounds humans made together and the most up to the moment exploration of musical possibilities…the event horizon of each sound describ[es] a moment with infinite possibilities, including infinite duration.” (George Grella, The Big City)
This show features works and performances by several Wes alumni, including Andrew Greenwald, Ivan Naranjo and Maria Stankova.
Thanks for listening!
Read up on the program after the jump.
Lia Monti ’13 wants you to learn about nuclear energy through dance, and also eat brunch. Probably not at the same time.
This Sunday morning, MacArthur Genius Grant Recipient Eiko Otake will present a workshop centered on concerns of nuclear weapons and nuclear power.
Through dance, she will lead participants to reflect on the past, present, and future dangers introduced by nuclear technology.
Please join us for this truly unique and moving bodily exploration of the global nuclear crisis.
FREE BRUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED!!!
Sponsored by Global Zero / ICAN Wesleyan
Date: Sunday, March 3rd, 2013
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Place: CFA Dance Studio TST 001
Cost: Free! Brunch included!
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