CSUN’s Hands for Haiti
“Hands for Haiti” was a benefit concert sponsored by CSUN’s Unified We Serve, the Matador Involvement Center, Associated Students and the University Student Union. Many performers are of CSUN talent and other artists in the community. $10 was the suggested donation for such show, and $1 raffle tickets were also being offered. All procceeds made in the show will be donated to help the victims of the Haiti earthquake back in January. My roommate Kanie was the opening act for such show. She wrote and said her beautiful poem about Haiti. She had a wonderful vision about showing the side of Haiti that people don’t show, especially with what Haiti is going through today. Other than that, the rest of the whole show seemed to went well. The ending part where they sang “Lean on Me” was pretty awesome. It was very nice to see everyone come together as a whole to help out.
G’mo’s Night Out!
Last Thursday Kanie said that the Geronimo’s, which is the dorm’s cafeteria-style restaurant, was giving out free food. We weren’t sure why, but free food is always nice (just as long as they don’t poison us). We went there early like around 7:30 p.m. and they were just setting up. Then a lot of people started showing up after 8 p.m. when it began.
Back to Diddy Riese
HAHAHA. I think Suren is addicted to Diddy Riese cookies, especially the white chocolate one, because Suren, Kanie and I went down there again earlier tonight (more like Thursday since it’s technically Friday now). I didn’t get the ice cream sandwich this time, though. Instead I got three white chocolate chip cookies, and I only ate one because I wasn’t feeling too hungry. I gave one to Rachel as I got back to the dorms, and the last one is currently sitting in my pantry with my Vons chocolate chip cookies. And look, I actually remembered my camera battery this time!
Kanie and her shaved ice, which looks very tempting to get. Maybe I will get it next time…
Suren and his white chocolate cookie, haha.
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