[ASU] Crossover

[Antwi-Boasiako, Kingsley]

Dear ASU,
We hope the semester is going well for all of us. as many of you may be aware already, the crossover was moved from 6th to 7th October to enable us have access to the Atrium Kitchen. As of now, we have a dance choreography section, a fashion show to showcase beautiful African wear and a couple of cultural/dance performances from some members. We encourage all to volunteer and sign up for the food, logistics/set up/ programming, ticketing and tear down section among others to enable the program become a success.
Again, these are the people to contact for the committees ;  Food- Eden Almasude ea168207 at ohio.edu / Vieux Toure vt079511 at ohio.edu
                                                                                                  Set up-Kingsley ka101410 at ohio.edu /Laura Hyde lh264909 at ohio.edu
                                                                                                  logistcis and ticketing; Emmanuelle Assy and Benjamin
                                                                                                  Programming/Dance/D.J; Michael Ofori, Mustafa Braimah, Flavius Mokake
                                                                                                  Publicity and Fashion Show; Phillester Bonyo and Ruth Adikorley
We encourage all with playlist to send them in advance to both Flavius (Francophone African Music) and Michael Ofori( Anglophone African music)
Please do not hesitate to contact any of the executives on a question or for  clarification.

Sincerely,
Kingsley Antwi-Boasiako
President
Africa Student Union
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From: asu-l-bounces at listserv.ohio.edu [asu-l-bounces at listserv.ohio.edu] On Behalf Of Adikorley, Ruth [ra872911 at ohio.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 8:54 AM
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Subject: [ASU] Fashion Show

Hi Everyone,
As part of the programmes line up for the cross-over that will be held on the 6th October, there will be a short fashion show to showcase our authentic African wears.  We are all encourages to sign up to be a part of this show, both men and women alike. Please if you have any African print or garment from your country, it will be a nice way to represent your country as we all come together to represent our continent of rich cultures through our clothes.
Please reply to this mail if you want to be a part of the fashion show and trust me, you will have lots of fun.

Ruth Adikorley
Graduate Student
Department of Human and Consumer Sciences
Apparel Textiles & Merchandising
Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education<http://www.cehs.ohio.edu/>
Ohio University