So the undergrad theatre dept. is putting on a play this entire week May 13-17.
It's called "Surf Orpheus" and seems like a really tight show. I know it's Sungod week, but I think it'd be fun to go watch it together!
I'm thinking of going on Saturday (May 17th) at 2pm. That's probably enough time to nurse that hangover right? Let me know if you're interested in seeing the show...I've included the site where you can read up a bit more about it.. but here's a description I got from it...
"Surf Orpheus blends music, movement, and myth into a contemporary musical theatre experience. Researched and developed over two years at the University of California, San Diego Theatre and Dance department, the creators have re-envisioned this ancient love story through the lens of Southern California’s surf culture, the sounds of contemporary music, and images of the beach, the sea, and our dreams."
Tickets are $10. If you want to go comment to this post or facebook me, Jan Koh, or email me at jakoh@ucsd.edu
http://www-theatre.ucsd.edu/season/surforpheus/
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Ready for a new kick ass year?!!
Hey guys!
This is Jan Koh, your new '08-'09 RCC Commuter rep!
First of all, thanks for the shout out, Sam haha.
As for some random fun facts about me... I'm going to be a junior next year, I'm a critical gender studies/ political science major, yup - I'm one of the five non-science major Revelle kids I:)
BUT...I have been taking some science major classes for the hell of it...so I definitely earned some nerd points for that! I'm a pretty random, weird, friendly person so if you want to facebook me or have a heated debate with me over the differences between popcorn and kettle corn then I'm always up for it!
Well...I hope you guys are all ready for the crazy, free and/or subsidized, shocking fun we're going to have this year (oh yeah -SHOCKING) ... I'm expecting to continue some old favorites -commuter maps, casual get-togethers/ socials and also some new things involving plays in the Theatre District, movie nights, house parties, and events that may include costumes, obscene amounts of food and Velcro... but I guess you guys will just have to show up to see what I mean - wouldn't want to ruin the surprise now would I? I;)
I can't wait to meet all of you guys - feel free to post suggestions for activities or just random things that you like to do!
Remember that you can always message me your ideas/comments on facebook too!
This is Jan Koh, your new '08-'09 RCC Commuter rep!
First of all, thanks for the shout out, Sam haha.
As for some random fun facts about me... I'm going to be a junior next year, I'm a critical gender studies/ political science major, yup - I'm one of the five non-science major Revelle kids I:)
BUT...I have been taking some science major classes for the hell of it...so I definitely earned some nerd points for that! I'm a pretty random, weird, friendly person so if you want to facebook me or have a heated debate with me over the differences between popcorn and kettle corn then I'm always up for it!
Well...I hope you guys are all ready for the crazy, free and/or subsidized, shocking fun we're going to have this year (oh yeah -SHOCKING) ... I'm expecting to continue some old favorites -commuter maps, casual get-togethers/ socials and also some new things involving plays in the Theatre District, movie nights, house parties, and events that may include costumes, obscene amounts of food and Velcro... but I guess you guys will just have to show up to see what I mean - wouldn't want to ruin the surprise now would I? I;)
I can't wait to meet all of you guys - feel free to post suggestions for activities or just random things that you like to do!
Remember that you can always message me your ideas/comments on facebook too!
Saturday, May 3, 2008
the end of an era
so this will be my last official post as the Commuter Representative on Revelle College Council. It's been a pleasure serving you, and congratulations to Jan Koh, my successor, who is going to do an AMAZING job.
watch out!
peace. love. unity.
-sam jung-
Thursday, March 13, 2008
activist san diego
for you who don't know me, i'm an international studies majors. because of this fact, i've been exposed to so many amazing people that really do have the global community's best interest at heart. my co-worker Carol mentioned to me briefly about a website called activistsandiego.org,
which is a great online resource tool for events and information about things that you should DEFINITELY know about that concerns international as well as domestic social issues.
check it out if you have the time, and get involved! show you care. make a difference, because even though it sounds cheesy... EVERYBODY CAN MAKE POSITIVE CHANGE A REALITY.
yourdailythread.com
stumbled upon this great blog, dedicated to healthy, eco-conscious lifestyle thats mainly focused around the L.A. area. i mean, its only about 100 miles away and lets face it... being healthy AND eco-conscious should be an international focus, not just in L.A. and i'm sure this will be a great starting point for many to journey off... INTO THE GREEN.
yourdailythread.com
“Why don’t we make our own city guide that focuses on conscious living issues?”
'NUFF SAID!
Sunday, March 2, 2008
beirut
when i first listened to beirut, i had one of those moments in life that epitomizes all the feelings that you are feeling at the time (mainly who you are and where you're going in life) and it just kind of all made sense.
this guy is a 21 year old brilliant artist who makes me jealous to think of all the untapped potential that we as youth have in terms of creativity.
heres an excerpt from last.fm about him:
While it may sound like an entire Balkan orchestra playing modern songs as mournful ballads and upbeat marches, Beirut’s first album, Gulag Orkestar, is largely the work of one 21-year-old Albuquerque native, Zach Condon, and was almost completely recorded at home. Horns, violins, cello, ukuleles, mandolins, glockenspiels, drums, tambourines, congas, organs, pianos, clarinets and accordions (no guitars on this album!) all build and break the melodies under Condon’s deep-voiced crooner vocals, swaying to the Eastern European beats that sound like they’re being brought to you by a 12-member ensemble.
Though young, Condon already has a few albums under his belt. He recorded under the name The Real People when he was fifteen, which was an electronic record admittedly fashioned after his love of The Magnetic Fields. At sixteen, he recorded an entire doo-wop album that was inspired by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers. Condon was a straight-A student until he dropped out at the age of 16 to travel Europe in a drunken haze, cavorting and partying with the locals
Though young, Condon already has a few albums under his belt. He recorded under the name The Real People when he was fifteen, which was an electronic record admittedly fashioned after his love of The Magnetic Fields. At sixteen, he recorded an entire doo-wop album that was inspired by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers. Condon was a straight-A student until he dropped out at the age of 16 to travel Europe in a drunken haze, cavorting and partying with the locals
wherever he ended up. It was during one of these evenings that he was first exposed to Balkan gypsy music (notably including the Boban Markovic Orkestar), blasting from the upstairs apartment. Condon went upstairs to see what exactly he was hearing, and ended up staying up all night with the Serbian artists, going through albums country by country, note for note. This new album is the direct result of what he learned that night.
the reason why i'm sharing this guy with you right now, is not only because he's playing a show at the wiltern on May, 30!!!!!!!!! but because hopefully he will introduce you to new genres of music that has the potential to change your whole perspective on what modern music is, and where it's going.
for me, his music represents a nostalgia that has been lost through the ever present producing of pop-one-hit-wonder-singles, and reminds me of what music is all about: the music. check him out on last.fm or something. i'm not promising it will be epic, but it probably will be.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
mr lagerfeld
for those of you who aren't familiar with mr. karl lagerfeld, he is the genius behind the fashion of chanel, fendi, his namesake line: karl lagerfeld, and k. he is one of my icons, not just because of his creative talent but because of his unrelenting vision and the lengths that that he will go to to have those visions produced in reality. check him out, and even if fashion isnt your thing... i'm sure he will inspire you nonetheless.
AS Nooner with Afroman
Because everybody likes afros and mans?
Information
Event Info Name:
AS Nooner with AFROMAN
Tagline: She had green hair but damn she looked good...
Host:
AS Programming
Type:
Music/Arts - Performance
Time and Place
Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Time: 12:25pm - 1:25pm
Location:
Price Center Plaza
City/Town: San Diego, CA
Description
AS Programming Presents: A Nooner with AFROMANWhen: Tuesday, March 4th. 12:25pmWhere: Price Center PlazaWho: Afroman in the flesh.ENTIRELY FREE FOR UCSD STUDENTS
Winter TGIO 2008
InformationEvent Info Name:
Winter TGIO 2008
Tagline:
Featuring Saves The Day!
Host:
UCSD AS Programming
Type:
Music/Arts - Concert
Time and Place
Date: Friday, March 14, 2008
Time: 8:00pm - 11:55pm
Location:
Price Center Ballroom
City/Town: La Jolla, CA
Description
Winter TGIO 2008!Friday, March 14thfeaturing:SAVES THE DAYNormal Like YouThe Future of the GhostENTIRELY FREE FOR UCSD UNDERGRADUATES WITH VALID STUDENT ID!Where: Price Center BallroomWhen: Doors @ 8:00PM // Show Starts @ 8:30PMArrive early! Space is limited!
AS/RCC Elections
interested in running for a position on A.S. or Revelle College Council? Election packets for A.S. are available on the third floor of price center, and for Revelle College, they're located in the Why not here lounge and in the administration building.
coming from a member of R.C.C. i can truly say that the experience has truly been rewarding and has provided me with so many great opportunities both socially and in respect to broadening my involvement in student government.
so if you're even thinking about it, just run for a position! you wont regret it.
paris fashion week: givenchy
Riccard Tisci of Givenchy has finally displayed the untapped potential of his major talent. like Christian of project runway would this, this is pretty fucking fierce.
photocred: stylebubble.typepad.com
Friday, February 29, 2008
Sasquatch update
So the line up for Sasquatch Festival 2008 has finally been posted up.... and let me tell you, it's going to be EPIC!
oh my god. the amazingness that is Sasquatch will never cease to amaze me. go! go! go!
The Line Up
R.E.M. / The Cure / The Flaming Lips U.F.O. Show / Death Cab For Cutie / Modest Mouse / M.I.A. / Flight Of The Conchords / Rodrigo Y Gabriela / Michael Franti & Spearhead / The Breeders / Built To Spill / The Hives / The Kooks / Tegan & Sara / Ghostland Observatory / Ozomatli / The New Pornographers / Blue Scholars / The National / Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks / Cold War Kids / Beirut / Rogue Wave / Okkervil River / Fleet Foxes / Kinski / Mates of State / Sera Cahoone / Crudo (featuring Mike Patton & Dan The Automator) / Battles / Destroyer / Dyme Def / The Blakes / Pela / Jamie Lidell / The Cops / Dengue Fever / Siberian / Say Hi / White Rabbits / David Bazan / The Little Ones / "Awesome" / Dead Confederate / The Heavenly States / 65daysofstatic / Grand Archives / Vince Mira with the Roy Kay Trio / Joshua Morrison / Throw Me The Statue / J. Tillman / The Shaky Hands / Thao Nguyen with the Get Down Stay Down / Matt Costa / The Cave Singersoh my god. the amazingness that is Sasquatch will never cease to amaze me. go! go! go!
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Commuter Maps: Extraordinary Desserts
go to my first commuter maps event, which is going to be held this thursday at 7:00pm at Extraordinary Desserts in Hillcrest! Revelle College Council is subsidizing $5.00 of you your awesome dessert, which means you'll end up paying around 3 bucks for a slice of cake! and not just any cake, a cake from Extraordinary Desserts! So come on, support Revelle programming (and me) and go sign up in the Revelle Administration Building. PAYCE.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Chiharu Shiota
"Goff + Rosenthal gallery is pleased to present an installation of new work entitled, Waiting, by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota. This is her first solo exhibition in the United States.
Born in 1972 in Osaka, Japan, Shiota graduated from Kyoto Seika University before spending time in Australia and then settling in Germany where she studied under Marina Abramovic at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste and Rebecca Horn at the Universität der Künste, Berlin. Beginning her career as a painter, Shiota works today mainly in installation and performance art. Using a finely honed artistic vocabulary, Shiota integrates a diverse range of influences ranging from the sophistication of Japanese textile processing, the expressiveness of Far Eastern calligraphy, Eva Hesse’s woven nets of string, Sol LeWitt’s structures and wall drawings, Christo’s wrappings, Janine Antoni’s performances and Ana Mendieta’s body-related works into a wholly personal and visually intense experience. Through ritualistic and obsessive contemplation, Shiota’s work attempts to arrest time and to meld reality with the subconscious.
For this exhibition, Chiharu binds the gallery in a tangle of burnt chairs and black wool thread creating a space of palpable tension and suspension, both physical and psychological. Shiota literally spins her worldview into an amalgamation of transcultural experiences where her feeling of troubled homelessness intertwines with a strong sense of integration with the situation around her. Shiota has a deep awareness that where she belongs is sometimes clearer in memory and by binding the gallery into a tangled snare of recollection she weaves a net of safety, security, love and h that is deeply personal. This sense of security is fleeting however and one discovers that the installation is embedded with the nightmarish sense that it is at once fleeting, impenetrable, imprisoning and misleading.
It seems to me that there is no way back, no matter where I go…The threads are interwoven into each other. Get entangled. Torn apart. And disentangle themselves. [1]
Referencing an incident in her childhood where a neighbor’s home burned to the ground, Shiota uses the burnt chairs to explore how an object becomes stronger and more beautiful through its loss of function; through its apparent death. Within this violent impact of destruction lies a poetic and tranquil awareness of how the past informs the present, where the invisible does not necessarily mean absence, and where we are led into the inevitable future. It is here that the relationship between one’s self and the outside world, loneliness and frustration, death and life reside and where we, alongside Shiota, all remain waiting."
Credit: www.slamxhype.com
hauntingly beautiful isnt it?
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
milan fashion week
for those of you interested in fashion, i'm sure that you all know we're in the midst of fashion week season. with new york and london fashion week history, we're in the most exciting stage of the shows: milan and paris!
from the milanese catwalks, i only have two words so far... BOTTEGA VENETA. shit son, that stuff is just straight beautious from the proportions to the fit, to the color and fabric choices. well done, well done.
the new amsterdams
you know those bands that you used to listen in high school that started you off into the world of music outside of rap and hip hop? Well, the new amsterdams was SO that band for me. This is the get up kids' lead singer's side band and is pretty awesome. although i haven't listened to them in a while i can totally tell you that their lyrics and melodies are so nostalgic and reminiscent of by gone days when electro-pop and techno WASN'T all the rage, and acoustics and lyrics were actually relevant. The band has never come to UCSD before, so heres your chance to see them!
Heres the 411:
Information
| Name: | Pub After Dark : The New Amsterdams |
| Tagline: | With You, Me, and Everyone We Know and Lakes |
| Host: | |
| Type: |
| Date: | Tuesday, April 15, 2008 |
| Time: | 7:30pm - 11:00pm |
| Location: | Porter's Pub |
| City/Town: | La Jolla, CA |
| Email: |
Description
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Because the Coachella lineup sucks
SASQUATCH 2008... updates coming soon
If you guys dont know what the Sasquatch Music Festival, then check it out! It's basically like Coachella in Washington with a mellow croud, and good music. the lineups tend to be epic and if you dont agree check out last years:
Saturday, May 26th:
Bjork
The Arcade Fire
Manu Chao Radio Bemba Sound System
M.I.A.
Citizen Cope
Neko Case
The Hold Steady
Grizzly Bear
Ghostland Observatory
Electrelane
Two Gallants
The Slip
Loney, Dear
Aqueduct
The Thermals
Viva Voce
The Blow
Gabriel Teodros
Sunday, May 27th:
Beastie Boys
Interpol
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Spoon
Bad Brains
Ozomatli
Dandy Warhols
The Black Angels
Mirah
Tokyo Police Club
Money Mark
St. Vincent
Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
Smoosh
Common Market
Helio Sequence
Minus The Bear
um... HELLO?! Can we say ultimately legitimate? Oh yeah, and btw... you're allowed to camp around the amphitheater. Good friends, camping, nature, GOOD MUSIC, ANNND to be in WASHINGTON INSTEAD OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA?!
....insanely, over the top legitimacy.
If you guys dont know what the Sasquatch Music Festival, then check it out! It's basically like Coachella in Washington with a mellow croud, and good music. the lineups tend to be epic and if you dont agree check out last years:
Saturday, May 26th:
Bjork
The Arcade Fire
Manu Chao Radio Bemba Sound System
M.I.A.
Citizen Cope
Neko Case
The Hold Steady
Grizzly Bear
Ghostland Observatory
Electrelane
Two Gallants
The Slip
Loney, Dear
Aqueduct
The Thermals
Viva Voce
The Blow
Gabriel Teodros
Sunday, May 27th:
Beastie Boys
Interpol
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Spoon
Bad Brains
Ozomatli
Dandy Warhols
The Black Angels
Mirah
Tokyo Police Club
Money Mark
St. Vincent
Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
Smoosh
Common Market
Helio Sequence
Minus The Bear
um... HELLO?! Can we say ultimately legitimate? Oh yeah, and btw... you're allowed to camp around the amphitheater. Good friends, camping, nature, GOOD MUSIC, ANNND to be in WASHINGTON INSTEAD OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA?!
....insanely, over the top legitimacy.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Hip Hop Show at the Pub
So, my fellow manager at the grove cafe is basically an undeground hip-hop aficionado, and he's planned a sick ass show at the Pub this Friday night. Heres the info:Information
| Name: | hip hop show - ELZHI, BLU & DJ HOUSE SHOES |
| Tagline: | better than everything |
| Host: | me |
| Type: |
| Start Time: | Friday, February 1, 2008 at 7:30pm |
| End Time: | Saturday, February 2, 2008 at 12:00am |
| Location: | porter's pub |
| City/Town: | San Diego, CA |
come see one of the best MC's in Detroit (elzhi), one of the best MC's on the west coast (blu) and one of the best DJ's ever (dj houseshoes) all for free. CHECK IT.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
art
legitimacy: The Getty In Focus: The Nude
October 9, 2007- February 24, 2008 at the Getty Center
This exhibition focuses on the progression of the depiction of the nude throughout history, and from what I can tell it looks so awe inspiring, and beautiful. From classic artists such as Gaudenzio Marconi, to Chuck Close it's all there! and guess what? they're nudes (male and female)!
Monday, January 21, 2008
$900.00 parking permits?! voice your opinion
Information
| Name: | ACCB Pub Forum and Social! |
| Tagline: | Parking for $900? I think not! |
| Host: | |
| Type: |
| Date: | Wednesday, January 23, 2008 |
| Time: | 6:00pm - 9:00pm |
| Location: | Porter's Pub on campus! |
| City/Town: | San Diego, CA |
| Email: |
Description
Sunday, January 20, 2008
mura-mura-MURAKAMI
One of the most internationally acclaimed artists to emerge from Asia in the postwar era, Takashi Murakami effortlessly navigates between the worlds of fine art and popular culture and is best known for his cartoon-like, “superflat” style. This major traveling retrospective includes key selections spanning the artist’s career, from the early 1990s to the present. More than 90 works in various media—painting, sculpture, installation, and film—are installed in five sections, occupying over 35,000 square feet of exhibition space. The first portion features many of Murakami’s acclaimed large-scale otaku-inspired sculptural figures from the late 1990s. The second section comprises a grid-like shelving display of Murakami’s merchandise. A fully operational Louis Vuitton boutique, showcasing the artist’s collaboration with the designer brand, is on the mezzanine level. The largest portion of the exhibition traces Murakami’s artistic development, including early works that engage branding and the evolution of his signature character, DOB. Of particular importance, is the debut of Oval Buddha, an enormous self-portrait sculpture in the guise of a Buddha, and the premiere of part one of the artist’s first major animated film, kaikai & kiki. New installments of kaikai & kiki will continue at the exhibition tour venues.
© MURAKAMI is organized by MOCA Chief Curator Paul Schimmel with Project Coordinator Mika Yoshitake.
© MURAKAMI is organized by MOCA Chief Curator Paul Schimmel with Project Coordinator Mika Yoshitake.
And with images like these that are reminiscent of a youthful age that has past, and inspiringly hopeful for new genres of contemporary art. Murakami's exhibit at the M.O.C.A. in L.A. is worth a visit!
The exhibit only lasts until February 11, and includes a full section devoted to the Louis Vuitton handbags that he created for the brand. Contemporary, luxe, and charmingly beautiful. What more could you ask for?
mustache dance!
So it seems as if AS Programming is putting on yet another legitimate event called the MUSTACHE DANCE!!! It looks pretty promising, and the inclusion of indie/disco/electro/80s/new wave music in the mix seems to be exactly what UCSD needs! Heres the 411: AS Programming presents a new themed dance affair:
MUSTACHE DANCE! Grow/draw/tape on a mustache and get ready to boogie.
Featuring DJ Milton Milhouse III Inc, spinning indie, disco, electro, trance, and hip hop.
Thursday, January 24
8:00-11:30pm
Porter's Pub, UCSD
FREE admission
MUSTACHE DANCE! Grow/draw/tape on a mustache and get ready to boogie.
Featuring DJ Milton Milhouse III Inc, spinning indie, disco, electro, trance, and hip hop.
Thursday, January 24
8:00-11:30pm
Porter's Pub, UCSD
FREE admission
Seems like this event is going to be the perfect place for a sweet outlet for relaxing and letting out before all your school shit hits the fan. Cheers mates.
Sam Jung
Friday, January 18, 2008
respect for tommy the trojan
Hey guys... just came back from an epic night at USC. For all of those who have friends out there, I highly suggest going out to their semesterly Pre-Rush parties on the row, because you're always bound to have a good time. If you do plan on going, heres a tip: AEPi always has really legit D.J.'s, and a really great dance atmosphere. Cheers Mates!
Sam Jung
Monday, January 14, 2008
Pub After Dark: Dave Elkins, of Mae
For all those teenage kids that listened to Mae in High School/Jr. High, (secret: on occasion I still do too) Dave Elkins, of Mae is playing at Pub After Dark!
Mae, or Mulitsensory Aesthetic Experience, hales all the way from Virginia. The bands started originally as the combined efforts of Dave and Jacob Marshall, the drummer. Over time, the two picked up guitarist Zach Gehring, Bassist Mark Padgett, and Keyboardist Rob Sweitzer.
Drawing influences from classic rock bands such as U2, Mae released their first album, Destination: Beautiful in February of 2003. Immediately upon the drop of this album, the group began to receive many national touring opportunities from alternative rock royalty such as The Foo Fighters, Weezer, and most recently, The Fray and OKGo. The Spring 2005 of the band’s second full length lp entitled The Everglow truly lived up to the bands name when they included an insert that had art meant to accompany each song. Today, the combined album sales from the first two albums reach nearly half a million units sold.
The bands most recent release, Singularity, dares its listeners to crank up the volume to more dynamic original tracks that boasts the band’s new found maturity while not loosing sight of their synthesizer inspired roots. Coming in on the Billboard Top 200’s Top 50 cds in the country, Singularity will truly capture the ears and hearts of all who listen.
Don’t forget to come check out Dave Elkins of Mae on Tuesday, January 15th at 7:30 PM in The Stage At Porters Pub! As always, this show is free to UCSD students, but arrive early because space is extremely limited.
Also, Come early to check out We Shot The Moon (members of Waking Ashland and Sherwood) and The Envy Corps who sound a lot like modest mouse.
As always, this show is free and open to UCSD students and thier guests. Arrive early, space is extremely limited!
| Name: | Pub After Dark : Dave Elkins of Mae |
With, We Shot The Moon and The Envy Corps | |
| Host: | |
| Type: |
| Date: | Tuesday, January 15, 2008 |
| Time: | 7:30pm - 11:00pm |
| Location: | The Stage At Porter's Pub |
| City/Town: | La Jolla |
This concert is open to UCSD STUDENTS WITH A VALID ID PLUS ONE GUEST 18 YEARS OR OLDER.
Mae, or Mulitsensory Aesthetic Experience, hales all the way from Virginia. The bands started originally as the combined efforts of Dave and Jacob Marshall, the drummer. Over time, the two picked up guitarist Zach Gehring, Bassist Mark Padgett, and Keyboardist Rob Sweitzer.
Drawing influences from classic rock bands such as U2, Mae released their first album, Destination: Beautiful in February of 2003. Immediately upon the drop of this album, the group began to receive many national touring opportunities from alternative rock royalty such as The Foo Fighters, Weezer, and most recently, The Fray and OKGo. The Spring 2005 of the band’s second full length lp entitled The Everglow truly lived up to the bands name when they included an insert that had art meant to accompany each song. Today, the combined album sales from the first two albums reach nearly half a million units sold.
The bands most recent release, Singularity, dares its listeners to crank up the volume to more dynamic original tracks that boasts the band’s new found maturity while not loosing sight of their synthesizer inspired roots. Coming in on the Billboard Top 200’s Top 50 cds in the country, Singularity will truly capture the ears and hearts of all who listen.
Don’t forget to come check out Dave Elkins of Mae on Tuesday, January 15th at 7:30 PM in The Stage At Porters Pub! As always, this show is free to UCSD students, but arrive early because space is extremely limited.
Also, Come early to check out We Shot The Moon (members of Waking Ashland and Sherwood) and The Envy Corps who sound a lot like modest mouse.
As always, this show is free and open to UCSD students and thier guests. Arrive early, space is extremely limited!
......
So don't pretend like you have something better to do on a Tuesday night, because this shit is free and pretty cool. So go! go! go!
A new year, and a new start
Now that first week shenanigans are over and done with... it's time to face reality. It's WINTER QUARTER, and I already have about 200 pages to read for my classes. And being the procrastinator I am, I'm here posting the first post on this new blog!
This blog, is a means for Revelle College, and UCSD commuters in general, to access information about on and off campus events that pertain to you. Being art/music/fashion obsessed, this blog isn't going to pertain to places and things only affiliated with UCSD, but things/events that are, in my terms, extremely "LEGIT". And for those of you not familiar with this term, urbandictionary.com defines it as:
so there you go. Come to this site for the best of what Revelle College Council/Organizations have planned for you, ANNNND what the greater Southern California area has to offfer. Concerts, raves, art shows, sample sales, restaurants... basically, EVERYTHING COOL. You wont be disappointed, I guarantee it.
And for you transfers out there, WELCOME! And note that Connie Avina, our resident Transfer Representative will be updating you guys with events that apply specifically to you. Heres to good times, good parties, and good friends.
Cheers and thanks for reading,
Sam Jung
Revelle College Council
Commuter Representative
This blog, is a means for Revelle College, and UCSD commuters in general, to access information about on and off campus events that pertain to you. Being art/music/fashion obsessed, this blog isn't going to pertain to places and things only affiliated with UCSD, but things/events that are, in my terms, extremely "LEGIT". And for those of you not familiar with this term, urbandictionary.com defines it as:
| 2. | legit |
| |||
| 1. (adj.) A modern synonym for words such as "cool," "ill," "tight," or "dope." Used to describe a noun that is of a particularly excellent quality. The slang use of this term is slowly but steadily increasing in popularity. 1. Damn, who made this beat? DJ Premier? This shit is legit! | |||||
so there you go. Come to this site for the best of what Revelle College Council/Organizations have planned for you, ANNNND what the greater Southern California area has to offfer. Concerts, raves, art shows, sample sales, restaurants... basically, EVERYTHING COOL. You wont be disappointed, I guarantee it.
And for you transfers out there, WELCOME! And note that Connie Avina, our resident Transfer Representative will be updating you guys with events that apply specifically to you. Heres to good times, good parties, and good friends.
Cheers and thanks for reading,
Sam Jung
Revelle College Council
Commuter Representative
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