Community fans had a false start last year with the beginning of Community Season 4, but with the new year Season 4 is now on track to begin on February 7, 2013. In their senior year, the study group starts History classes together. However, on the first day of class, Jeff Winger (Joel McHale) reveals some news that threatens to tear apart the study group. Meanwhile, Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) holds an elaborate competition dubbed “The Hunger Deans” (a play on Hunger Games). And somehow Chang (Ken Jeong) has caught a case of Changesia. You’re only a few days away from returning to Greendale.
Rappers Yung Tee x Big Money x Eska Yung team up for the music video to their track “Big Boy”. They each take a verse as house party is in effect. They big boys doing big things. See what they got cooking in 2013.
Big Boy by Yung Tee x Big Money x Eska Yung (contains explicit lyrics)
Angry Locals give you a taste of their new sound for 2013 with the music video “U Down”. The crew chills out with the laidback track as the sing into the night. MIC 3 x Krystilez x Osna x Big Mox will have you being down with them. They always ready for trouble if it goes down. Roll with them in 2013.
Comedian Randall Park and his wife Jae Suh are together in a spoof about the TV show “The Mentalist” called “Baby Mentalist”. Criminals don’t stand a chance against the toughest little cop around. This kids can crack even the most hardened criminals. It’s a family affair in this webseries. Fans of the Mentalist will get a kick out of this parody.
Singer Yami Lee dropped the music video for her original song “I’d Rather Be”. Crossing that line between friendship to relationship is always a challenging decision to make. Sometimes a friendship is just worth more than a relationship. You can get the single on .
I’d Rather Be by Yami Lee
Lyrics to I’d Rather Be by Yami Lee
Verse 1:
We’ve been friends for too long.
I don’t know if this will be right.
You’re like my best friend.
Can’t change that name tonight.
Pre-Chorus:
What about me and how I feel inside?
Chorus:
Let’s just stay friends.
We can’t do this, you will find Mrs. Right.
Let’s just stay friends,
I don’t want to sacrifice this relationship for love.
I’d rather be with you til the end.
Verse 2:
Secrets won’t last,
let’s just wait another lifetime.
I’ll save it up for you and your heart.
Just hold on tight cause I know
Pre-Chorus:
We can do this, we can do this right.
We can save it for another time.
From February 22-24, 2013, the oldest and largest Asian American student conference comes to Columbia University in the City of New York! The East Coast Asian American Student Union (ECAASU) is a national, non-profit, intercollegiate advocacy organization for Asian American and Pacific Islander American (APIA) issues. Our 2013 conference theme is Within, Across, Beyond: Reflection from within; Coalition building across cultures; Pushing beyond present confines. Here’s more about the conference:
Within. At the 2013 Conference, we want to take a step back and examine the state of the APA community. We want to encourage reflection on what it means to be Asian American, expose the multidimensional nature of the APA experience, and inspire our peers to act upon what they feel, think and experience as members of the APA community.
Across. There exists strength in numbers. This conference aims to increase dialogue between individuals of different cultural identities, from different geographical locations and with different experiences. We hope to build connections and form coalitions across perceived boundaries.
Beyond. The Asian American identity is one that is constantly being recreated and we are the generation to build it. We aim to have students reflect on what they can do for their community and encourage the APA community to explore ideas and opportunities beyond the traditional and established. We want our attendees to think critically and leave knowing they speak with the intention of being heard.
This year, they’re excited to present a fantastic lineup of performers and speakers, including major Asian American artists such as JASON CHEN, DAVID SO and CLARA C, and influential figures such as NORMAN MINETA, RICHARD LUI and MIA MINGUS. In addition, we’ll be featuring over forty-five workshops covering topics such as the Bamboo Ceiling, the DREAM Act, the Model Minority Myth, Remembering Danny Chen, and more.
Finally, conference attendees will have the opportunity to attend ECAASU in the vibrant and exciting New York City. With guests staying in the luxurious Hudson Hotel, and gala and after-party venues in the heart of Manhattan, students will experience ECAASU not only in Columbia, but also in the city that never sleeps.
