WHEN I SEE THE UNDERGRAD CONTAMINATING MY SAMPLES

whatshouldwecallgradschool:

WHEN THE UNDERGRADS RETURN IN THE FALL

whatshouldwecallgradschool:

New… THROWBACK THURSDAYS! Brought to you by May 23rd

credit: Nanc


HOW I EXPLAIN WHAT I DO TO MY FAMILY

whatshouldwecallgradschool:

credit: AS

TRYING TO READ THE PAPER FOR JOURNAL CLUB

whatshouldwecallgradschool:

credit: Katie

racialicious:

haleyfood:

An Indian Muslim boy leans to rub noses with a girl as they are both dressed up for Eid al-Fitr (the end of Ramadan) prayers at the Jama Masjid in New Delhi, India, Aug. 20, 2012.
Photography by: Kevin Frayer

Tuesday evening? Yep, time for a Seriously Cute Moment on the R.

racialicious:

haleyfood:

An Indian Muslim boy leans to rub noses with a girl as they are both dressed up for Eid al-Fitr (the end of Ramadan) prayers at the Jama Masjid in New Delhi, India, Aug. 20, 2012.

Photography by: Kevin Frayer

Tuesday evening? Yep, time for a Seriously Cute Moment on the R.

hiphopcheerleader:

this has to be the funniest shit on tumblr.

hiphopcheerleader:

this has to be the funniest shit on tumblr.

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When I am silent,
I have thunder hidden inside.

Rumi

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kleir:

Photos of fireflies by Tsuneaki Hiramatsu

On hot, hazy summer nights, fireflies take centre stage as they fly through the night air, punctuating the darkness with flecks of yellow light.

But Japanese photographer Tsuneaki Hiramatsu captured their beauty in a whole new light, using time-lapse photography. 

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SIGNAL BOOOOOOST
kalisherni:

paapculture:

Hi everyone,

South Asians for Justice LA is so excited to be collaborating with Tuesday Night Cafe, an artistic open mic space in Little Tokyo! We’re calling the August 7th event “Visioning Ourselves,” a way to bring visibility to the intersecting identities of the South Asian diaspora. A number of South Asian diasporic multidisciplinary artists are performing, and we will also have a live artist and a few creative materials for sale. Please come out and support!


Please check out the Facebook Event page for more info!
Find out more about Tuesday Night Project here and South Asians for Justice here!

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Tuesday Night Project presents:
Visioning Ourselves: collab with South Asians for Justice-LA
The 1st & 3rd Tuesday Night CafeAugust 7th, 2012
Co-Hosted by: Ami Patel & Johneric Concordia
Resident DJ: DJ DeLa
Featuring:- Akhila Ananth- Taz Ahmed- Alicia Virani and Raja Bhattar- Elephants with Guns- Naaz Diwan and Amita Swadhin- Chee Malabar
Featured Live Artist:Khushboo Gulati 
Featured Vendor:Islamophobia & Coming Out Coming Home zines
Featured Organization:South Asians for Justice-LA
Open Mic sign-ups at 6:45pm
Parking is available across the street at the Aiso Street Parking Lot!$3 Flat Rate after 5pm
Live broadcast begins at 7:30 PM at:
http://www.tuesdaynightproject.org/watchlive


YO TUMBLR FAM+ LA FOLKS, my art is going to be at this event & I’ll be doing live art! Come through!! it’s going to be an amazing night of community, art & creativity!!  

SIGNAL BOOOOOOST

kalisherni:

paapculture:

Hi everyone,
South Asians for Justice LA is so excited to be collaborating with Tuesday Night Cafe, an artistic open mic space in Little Tokyo! We’re calling the August 7th event “Visioning Ourselves,” a way to bring visibility to the intersecting identities of the South Asian diaspora. A number of South Asian diasporic multidisciplinary artists are performing, and we will also have a live artist and a few creative materials for sale. Please come out and support!
Please check out the Facebook Event page for more info!
Find out more about Tuesday Night Project here and South Asians for Justice here!
—————————————————————————————————

Tuesday Night Project presents:

Visioning Ourselves: collab with South Asians for Justice-LA

The 1st & 3rd Tuesday Night Cafe
August 7th, 2012

Co-Hosted by: Ami Patel & Johneric Concordia

Resident DJ: DJ DeLa

Featuring:
Akhila Ananth
Taz Ahmed
- Alicia Virani and Raja Bhattar
Elephants with Guns
Naaz Diwan and Amita Swadhin
Chee Malabar

Featured Live Artist:
Khushboo Gulati 

Featured Vendor:
Islamophobia & Coming Out Coming Home zines

Featured Organization:
South Asians for Justice-LA

Open Mic sign-ups at 6:45pm

Parking is available across the street at the Aiso Street Parking Lot!
$3 Flat Rate after 5pm

Live broadcast begins at 7:30 PM at:

http://www.tuesdaynightproject.org/watchlive

YO TUMBLR FAM+ LA FOLKS, my art is going to be at this event & I’ll be doing live art! Come through!! 
it’s going to be an amazing night of community, art & creativity!!  

Hi everyone,

South Asians for Justice LA is so excited to be collaborating with Tuesday Night Cafe, an artistic open mic space in Little Tokyo! We’re calling the August 7th event “Visioning Ourselves,” a way to bring visibility to the intersecting identities of the South Asian diaspora. A number of South Asian diasporic multidisciplinary artists are performing, and we will also have a live artist and a few creative materials for sale. Please come out and support!


Please check out the Facebook Event page for more info!
Find out more about Tuesday Night Project here and South Asians for Justice here!

—————————————————————————————————


Tuesday Night Project presents:
Visioning Ourselves: collab with South Asians for Justice-LA
The 1st & 3rd Tuesday Night CafeAugust 7th, 2012
Co-Hosted by: Ami Patel & Johneric Concordia
Resident DJ: DJ DeLa
Featuring:- Akhila Ananth- Taz Ahmed- Alicia Virani and Raja Bhattar- Elephants with Guns- Naaz Diwan and Amita Swadhin- Chee Malabar
Featured Live Artist:Khushboo
Featured Vendor:Islamophobia & Coming Out Coming Home zines
Featured Organization:South Asians for Justice-LA
Open Mic sign-ups at 6:45pm
Parking is available across the street at the Aiso Street Parking Lot!$3 Flat Rate after 5pm
Live broadcast begins at 7:30 PM at:
http://www.tuesdaynightproject.org/watchlive
Hi everyone,
South Asians for Justice LA is so excited to be collaborating with Tuesday Night Cafe, an artistic open mic space in Little Tokyo! We’re calling the August 7th event “Visioning Ourselves,” a way to bring visibility to the intersecting identities of the South Asian diaspora. A number of South Asian diasporic multidisciplinary artists are performing, and we will also have a live artist and a few creative materials for sale. Please come out and support!
Please check out the Facebook Event page for more info!
Find out more about Tuesday Night Project here and South Asians for Justice here!
—————————————————————————————————

Tuesday Night Project presents:

Visioning Ourselves: collab with South Asians for Justice-LA

The 1st & 3rd Tuesday Night Cafe
August 7th, 2012

Co-Hosted by: Ami Patel & Johneric Concordia

Resident DJ: DJ DeLa

Featuring:
Akhila Ananth
Taz Ahmed
- Alicia Virani and Raja Bhattar
Elephants with Guns
Naaz Diwan and Amita Swadhin
Chee Malabar

Featured Live Artist:
Khushboo

Featured Vendor:
Islamophobia & Coming Out Coming Home zines

Featured Organization:
South Asians for Justice-LA

Open Mic sign-ups at 6:45pm

Parking is available across the street at the Aiso Street Parking Lot!
$3 Flat Rate after 5pm

Live broadcast begins at 7:30 PM at:

http://www.tuesdaynightproject.org/watchlive