Resonance is one of MIT's coed a cappella groups, and we are holding our legendary fall concert. Resonance is once again bringing you a night of excellent musical talent, hilarious skit, and an epic music video. Free and open to the public, come and share with us the laughter, the tears.... well, actually just laughter. For more information, check us out on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9alZzGwBQA or check out our website: http://resonance.mit.edu/ Hope to see you there!

Kokikai Aikido practice. Beginners are welcome!

Korean Students' Association will be showcasing performances ranging from traditional Korean practices to contemporary musical performances! Come and enjoy acts from Oori (Korean drumming), Sport Taekwondo, Asian Dance Team, our cute KSA freshmen, and much more! Also, we will full with delicious Korean FOOD from restaurants in the Boston area including Koreana, Buk-Kyung, Minsok, Yasu, Arirang, etc. =) SHOW Tickets will be sold from 11/17 - 20 @ Lobby 10 booth: Prices: - $8 at booth; $10 at the door - $50/table (8 people/table) ***All profits will go to Eugene Bell Foundation to help tuberculosis patients in North Korea. Make sure to come and enjoy~ ^^

Enjoy pasta, conversation, games, and a movie with the Tech Catholic Community!

Shabbat is a time when a large part of the MIT Jewish population gets together for dinner, singing, prayer, and relaxation. Friday night services are held at 6 pm by Hillel?s three religious groups. All are welcome. Shabbat dinner is served at 7 pm in the Main Dining Room at Hillel. Shabbat morning services are held weekly. A Shabbat meal must be reserved with kosher@mit.edu by Wednesday noon.

The MIT Anime Club presents a night of the best in Japanese animation, from timeless classics to the newest shows straight from Japan. We generally show 3 series a night and offer pizza, Pocky, and soda for sale (pizza is generally ordered at 8PM and delivered at 9PM during our intermission). Come watch great anime and interact with fellow fans! Sponsored by UA Finboard

Come and join us for Bible study this Friday!

TSMIT would like to invite everyone to our Loy Krathong event this Friday. There will be delicious Thai food and a lot of activities such as Nang Nop Pra Maad contest, Krathong competition and etc. Any guest who wants to enter Nang Nop Pra Maad contest is welcomed to dress their best to fit the Loy Krathong theme and do not have to pay for the ticket. What : Loy Krathong event When : Friday November, 20, 2009 6.30pm - 9pm Price: $8 preregistered / $10 at door. You can pre-register here http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFpTQ3NyX1A3dDYzZHp3V0Z2bVMyU0E6MA Where : Lobdell Dining Room, 2nd floor of the student center (W20-208) Map : http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=W20&Buildings=go Hope you can join us! TSMIT staff 2009

LSC Fall 2009 Film Series

Shabbat is a time when members of the MIT Jewish community get together for dinner, singing, prayer and relaxation. Friday night services are held in W11 and the Chapel by Hillel's three religious groups -- the Conservative Minyan, the Orthodox Minyan, and the Reform Chavurah. During the non-Daylight Savings Time (November - March) Orthodox Services are held around 4:15 PM and Conservative Services are at 6:00 PM in W11. Reform Services are held at 6:00 PM in the Chapel. During Daylight Savings Time all services begin at 6:00 in W11.

There's no better way to take a break after the work week than a relaxing evening of refreshing drinks, great food, and interesting conversation at the Thirsty Ear's Friday Fiesta!!! With one of the widest and most affordable selections of food and drink in town, we know it's bound to become your new "Friday."

The Thirsty Ear Pub is located in the Ashdown House. Please enter through the building's lobby. 21+, proper ID required.

The paradox of urbanism is that those who are most capable of shaping cities (i.e. urban designers, architects, landscape architects) are among the least effective at transforming them. Urbanists possess the unique combination of being able to directly address the four- dimensional issues of place, creative thinking skills, interdisciplinary approaches to problem solving, and engagement with city-building processes on a daily basis. However, urbanists also view cities as the production of material objects, and their singular obsession with form and space renders them impotent in the face of powerful decision-making processes and larger power structures. Dr. Aseem Inam has practiced as an architect, urban designer and planner in Los Angeles, Montreal, Mumbai, New Delhi, Paris, St. Louis, and Washington DC. The talk is co-sponsored by the Residential Scholars Program at Simmons Hall and the Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values, and is supported by a generous contribution from the William R. (1956) and Betsy P. Leitch Endowment.

Meeting of the executive committee members of the GSC.

Come juggle with us! We accept all skill levels (including no skill level). Come practice your current tricks or learn some new ones (we're happy to teach you). If you juggle (or attempt to juggle), you get a cookie.

Tim Gearan sings with strains of J.J. Cale, the Band's Levon Helm, and a bit of the alt-country rasp of Steve Earle. At times, there are dark and heavy doses of acoustic blues reminiscent of contemporary bluesmen like James Blood Ulmer and Chris Smither, and at more tender moments, suggestions of a coarser James Taylor (to whose "Lo and Behold" Gearan applies a reverential treatment).
-- Somerville Journal For over 11 years he held down Monday nights at Toad. Lately, he moved his full band rockfest to Friday's at Atwoods, and he sat in with Treat Her Right at their recent reunion shows, but for one afternoon, he stops by 3 Ring Circus to treat us right. Nov. 20 at 5pm.

Catholic Mass

This workshop will discuss interviewing for health profession schools (medical, dental, etc.) Tips and suggestions will be provided on how to prepare for an interview, proper dress, and how to answer interview questions effectively. Registration requested, walk-ins welcome provided there is space. For more information and to register for workshops, visit CareerBridge at https://www.myinterfase.com/mit/student/ and select Workshops,Career Fairs and Events

Kim often integrates video and performance art, and takes on the role of director, editor, performer, composer, narrator, and writer to create works that are narrative yet dreamlike. His Summer Days in Keijo--written in 1937 is a fictional documentary based on Swedish ethnographer and zoologist Sten Bergman's 1937 travelogue In Korean Wilds and Villages. Keijo was the Japanese colonial name for Gyeongseong or Seoul, and Kim traces Bergman's pre-war path through present-day Seoul, using a Dutch female protagonist in his place. Kim created an elaborate soundtrack to the film in collaboration with the Amsterdam- and New York-based musician David Michael DiGregorio also known as dogr.

Lunch for Chemistry majors and faculty

Free challahs are back. Come by for a challah roll and a chat about Hillel.