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See the San Diego Padres take on the LA Dodgers with jSpace!

 

 

Tickets are $5 ("Park at the Park" lawn seats) and are available through Hillel. You can purchase your ticket from any Hillel staff person. Tickets are limited, so get yours now before they sell out!

Schmooze or Lose

A different Friday Night Experience

 

 

When was the last time you went some place new and had a totally crazy evening? Not quite a dinner affair, not quite a game show, and definitely not a typical friday night - SCHMOOZE OR LOSE is something in between that your just going to have to see to believe.

 

Hor'deurves and dinner start at 7 and the entertainment will get going around 8.

 

Optional Shabbat service at starts at 6pm so come early for that if your interested.

 

Directions:
From the North (UCSD Area): Use I-5 South, exit Sea World Dr. & Tecolote Rd. and proceed left at stoplight toward Morena Blvd. Turn right on Morena, left on Napa, and left on Linda Vista Rd. Travel to the second stoplight to USD's East entrance, turn left and enter campus.

 

From the East (SDSU Area): Use I-8 West, exit at Morena Blvd., go right onto Linda Vista Rd. and travel to the third stoplight to USD's East entrance, turn left and enter campus.

 

Once you get there: Once you enter campus through the main entrance, stop at the parking attendant booth on your left. You may need to ask for a guest pass. Proceed straight through the intersection and make an immediate right into the nearest parking structure. After you have parked, walk west on Marion Way. As you go up the hill, the second building on your right is Maher Hall. Saloman Hall is located in Maher Hall. Once you enter Maher Hall make an immediate left and then make your first right. Look for signs - you can't miss it.

WORD.SOUND.POWER. Featuring Kevin Coval

A night of Slam Poetry, Hip-Hop and Student Performances

 

 

jSpace is bringing hip-hop poet Kevin Coval to Portugalia in OB for a night of music, art and entertainment. Kevin Coval, poet, emcee, essayist, activist and educator has performed on four continents in seven Countries; at universities, high schools, and conferences. Coval has shared a stage with Cornel West and Amiri Baraka, opened for Ani Difranco, closed for Ntozake Shange, got down with jazz legends Kahil El'Zabar and Ernest Dawkins, and blessed mics with emcees Bahamadia and Medusa. Co-founder of The Chicago Teen Poetry Festival: Louder Than A Bomb, Coval serves as Artistic Director of Young Chicago Authors, building the hip-hop poetic movement in Chicago and beyond.

Coval’s work looks critically at current cultural and political events and his Jewish identity. He uses hip-hop to wrestle, expose, and explore the impact of whiteness on himself and people of color. His writing balances a certain cultural tension – Coval is someone who uses the format and forum of hip-hop to voice his perspective on the sociopolitical world in which we live. Coval adds his voice to the community of voices constantly clinging to the tattered elements of self and community. Coval re-presents creation, moving back words into the future.