Comedian Hari Kondabolu will be on campus tonight thanks to HAYAT and Late Night. Hari’s “often centers on social issues such as poverty, racism, and a rejection of Indian stereotypes seen in media” which don’t seem like laughing matters but I’m sure Hari will make you laugh!
Friday, March 4th
The Spa
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Hayat, Lively Lucy’s, Speakers Bureau and SkidmoreUnofficial’s self proclaimed Ethnic Correspondent Thiviya Navaratnam bring us the delightful Brownstar Revolution at Falstaff’s this Thursday at 8pm.
Brownstar is a spoken word duo aiming to spark conversation about the South Asian-American community through comedy, personal memoir, and science fiction. If you’re confused about what all of that means you should look them up on YouTube, if you’re not there Thursday night Thivya thinks you’re racist.
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Hayat would like to cordially invite you to the Ramadan Dinner at Falstaff’s, Wednesday, September 23rd at 6:30 PM. Please come and learn about Islam’s holy month, Ramadan, its meanings, and its celebrations around the world, with free Indain food and good company.
Wednesday
6:30pm @ Falstaff’s
Join the International Student Union (ISU) in celebrating the last day of classes with outdoor grilling, a bazaar, henna tattoos, a movie viewing, games and more. Things are supposed to have cooled off after yesterday’s high of 89° so mosey on down to Haupt Pond and relax.
4-9pm @ Haupt Pond
Go and break the Ramadan fast with Hayat, Skidmore’s Muslim culture club. Hayat is sponsoring a Ramadan dinner tomorrow night at Falstaff’s at 7pm. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, and a time to fast. During Ramadan Muslims concentrate on their faith and spend less time on the concerns of their everyday lives. It is a time of spiritual reflection, contemplation, prayer, doing good deeds and spending time with family and friends. Hayat will celebrate and break the fast during the Ramadan dinner.
