Elections for event coordinators and the paid position of a graphic designer. BSC Room 206.  Applications in CUB office.

Stevie Starr is called "the world's only professional regurgitator." He can swallow objects such as lightbulbs, Rubix cubes, billiard balls, coins, and even goldfish and can bring them back up safe and dry. Performing in Kendall main stage Saturday, October 25th 2008. There is also a juggling/stilt walking act that will be walking around campus throughout the day and they will be opening from 8 to 9.

Matt Nathanson with opener Kate York.  Tickets at the door.  $10 non-TCNJ students. 2/id and doors at 7, show at 8.

We will be having our elections for three event coordinators on Thursday, September 11. This will take place in Brower Student Center, Room 206. Come to our first meeting in Forcina 134, interest session on September 6, 7:30 p.m. in T/W Main Lounge or stop by our office on the second floor of the student center for an application! CUB's executive board is made up of 16 event coordinators who plan the concerts, comedy shows, bus trips, nooners, film series, and other entertainment activities on campus. Elections are open to all students who are interested in planning events on campus. Make sure to stop by our office to grab an application.

8pm - The Strangers

10pm - Forgetting Sarah Marshall

12am - 40-Year Old Virgin

Want to learn more about CUB, the entertainment activities board on campus? Come to the CUB Interest Session Ice Cream Social on Saturday, September 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Travers/Wolfe Main Lounge. Come and learn about CUB and then catch our two Saturday night movies part of our weekly Film Series!

End Summer with a bang with Surf Rock in the Rat! The Sharkskins and The 9th wave will have you longing for the beach in no time. So bring your shades and swimsuits and you may even get leid! 

You voted TCNJ, and we listened. For the first time EVER, the students at TCNJ have picked their Spring Concert and as a result, the biggest concert in five years will be happening this spring. Come and see Third Eye Blind perform live on campus in the Rec Center. Tickets are General Admission and are still available every weekday from 10AM-4PM at the Box Office in the Student Center. Tickets are $15 each for TCNJ students-limit two (2) per ID and $20 each for NJ College students (non-TCNJ)- limit two (2) per ID.  Doors open at 7PM, with the show starting at 8PM with a special guest performance by TCNJ student Stephen Dadaian, winner of the "Ultimate Guitar Showdown."

Travel the world in one day! Free multicultural festival featuring entertainment, activities, and a multicultural buffet.

A night dedicated to 90's nostalgia...Pog, skip-it, hula-hoop & retro-video-game tournaments (prizes to be awarded)Bedazzlers (tote bags to decorate - and bring your own clothing, too)90's TV Show Reruns - Boy Meets World, Dinosaurs & Fresh Prince of Bel-AireOversized boardgames and toysHenna tattoosAirbrush tshirtsMake your own 90's Music VideoPoker Tournament with prizesAstrologist90's Video Dance Party 12am-3amPrizes! Free retro-candy and smoothies!

Come learn about CUB and get free ice cream!!

The concert has been postponed until a date can be rescheduled.  CUB was notified Friday afternoon that Vanessa Carlton was diagnosed with bronchitis and would be unable to perform on Saturday, January 26th, 2008 in Kendall Hall.  CUB and Vanessa will do our best to reschedule the concert as soon as possible later this semester.  We apologize for any inconvenience.

Come support three TCNJ student bands, Crashing Monty, Faster Than Fate, and Pegasus Jetpack, at the first RAT show of the semester! Free show!

nDo you think YOU have what it takes to compete in the first ever New Jersey Comedy Festival? This is your shot at becoming the “New Jersey King of Campus Comedy!” Join us for a wildly entertaining event where you can audition and perform your very own zany stand-up comedy routine! The Festival gives students the opportunity to compete against one another performing their own stand-up comedy routines. Three finalists from each school with be chosen by a panel of Celebrity Judges, and will move on to compete at the championship competition at Monmouth University on Sat, Dec 1st. Any students interested in competing in the competition should go to: http://www.newjerseycomedyfestival.com/index.html to

Hey TCNJ, this is your chance to decide what CUB's Spring Concert will be this year. From Tuesday, November 27th- Monday, December 3rd, vote for your top artists to come here and perform in the Spring semester. Everyone gets a vote, so don't waste this opportunity! Artists on the list include: Brand New, Ne-Yo, Ben Folds, Dashboard Confessional, O.A.R., Chris Brown, Lifehouse, Jack's Mannequin, Akon, and many more. Hurry...voting ends 12PM on Monday, December 3rd!

Click to Vote!

https://jedi.tcnj.edu/webteam/cgi-bin/formgenie/formgenie.pl?form=22134

This event will be the finale of Asian Awareness month, and will feature there different Asian acts, all from three different generes. Asia is a spoken word artist, Mark Saldana is one of the top Indian comedians in the country, and Johnny Hi Fi will rock the crowd with their very different by entertaining style.

CUB is having Executive Board elections on Wednesday, November 28, 2007. There are 3 available positions on the board: 1 Graphic Artist and 2 Event Coordinators. Applications may be picked up in the CUB office in the Student Life section of the Student Center. Applications should be returned to the CUB office by 5pm on Monday, November 26, 2007.Position Descriptions ....Event Coordinators:Responsible for planning at least 1 event per semeser, hosting 1 T/W movie per semester, fulfilling 5 office hours per week, and attending both General and Executive Board meetings each week.Graphic Artist: Responsible for working with the other graphic artist to create publicity for CUB events, hosting 1 T/W movie per semester, fulfilling 5 office hours per week, and attending both General and Executive Board meetings each week. The Graphic Artist position is a stipend position.

David Silverman is the director of the Simpsons Movie and has been an animator for the show for many years. In his lecture he uses multimedia clips from the show to discuss his experiences working with The Simpsons. The lecture will include a question and answer session as well as a signing session. The first 100 students to enter are guaranteed a signed original character drawing!!! Doors open at 6:00pm for the Movie. The lecture with Q & A starts at 8.

Michael Franzese was listed as #18 on Fortune Magazine's 50 Most Wealthy and Powerful Mob Bosses. At his lecture in the Mayo Concert Hall, Franzese will give an inside look at life within the Mafia, and how he managed to escape it. Following the lecture, Michael will open the floor to a question and answer session!

If you missed the first session, here's your second and last chance to learn about CUB.  Members will be on hand to answer questions and let you know what it's like to put on events here at TCNJ.  FREE ICE CREAM SUNDAES will be served at 7PM before this week's CUB movie: Knocked Up.  Ice Cream available to the first 150 people

Learn about CUB and what we do. An interest session will be held with FREE PIZZA, so come and mix and mingle with members to find out more. Two positions are available on the Executive Board, one of which is reserved for a freshman. Applications will be accepted until Monday, September 10th. Pizza is available to the first 150 people.

Hey TCNJ! CUB really needs your help. By taking this quick survey below, you can tell us what you want us to bring to campus this coming year! We're mainly looking for concert ideas, and there is one form for Freshman ('11) and another for all other students who may have attended previous CUB Events. Click on the link below - Every vote counts!

For Freshman ('11):
https://jedi.tcnj.edu/webteam/cgi-bin/formgenie/formgenie.pl?form=20504

For Everyone else ('10, '09, '08):

https://jedi.tcnj.edu/webteam/cgi-bin/formgenie/formgenie.pl?form=20076

Grab your friends and come relax in the pool with some inner tubes and
some great movies!

Do you look at CUB concert flyers around campus and think 'I could do that!'

Or maybe you've signed up for a bus trip and wondered, 'How can I run a bus trip?'

Think no more! CUB Event Coordinator Elections for the 2007-2008 academic year are HERE! With 11 open positions and no previous experience required, this is a wonderful opportunity! All applicants are welcome. Applications can be picked up in the CUB office starting the week after spring break and are due on WEDNESDAY APRIL 18 (there is a bin in the CUB office)

Interviews will be held on Sunday Aprill 22, 2007 in the afternoon/early evening. Times are scheduled after the application due date.

Questions? Want to know more? Contact CUB@tcnj.edu


We'll see you there!

 Around the world in ONE day...

International Buffet--foods from all around the world!

Performances: Flamenco/Gypsy Dancer, Interaction with a Mime!, Belly
Dancer, Greek Dance Group, Trentones, Voice of Hope, Irish Step Dancing
and much more!

Interactive Activities: Learn how to belly dance! Learn how to Irish step
dance! Participate in Chinese Calligraphy, and much more!

There is nothing like this, so don't miss it!

 The Academy Is....

coming to TCNJ along with Copeland! Celebrate the middle of April with these two fabulous bands in Kendall Hall. Doors are at 7pm and the show starts at 8pm.

Tickets will be onsale in the Student Center beginning April 2, from 10am-4pm each day. You must present your own ID when you buy your tickets, and can pay in CASH ONLY.

And guess what! Your friends from Rider can come too! (Tickets for Rider students are $15 a piece)

If you are asking yourself: Is it really worth it? The answer is YES! But don't take our word for it. Check out the websites:

www.theacademyis.com

www.thecopelandsite.com

 What do Yung Joc and Burndown Allstars have in Common? All three artists will be playing at the 1st annual New Jersey Music Festival! What is the New Jersey Music Festival you ask? It is so simple, yet so intense! Rowan University, Stockton College, Georgian Court, Monmouth University and The College of New Jersey have pooled their money and resources to bring you three of the greatest contemporary artists of the music scene: Yung Joc, Common and the Burndown Allstars.

The concert will not be at TCNJ; it will be held in the Sports Center at Stockton College. You have the option of taking a bus down to Stockton (provided by CUB, and no additional charge) or taking your own car. When you purchase tickets, you can choose whether or not to take the bus or to drive yourself.

Tickets will be $15 a piece with a limit of 2 per TCNJ ID. We will only be accepting cash and exact change. Tickets will be onsale next Wednesday, March 7 and Thursday March 8 from 10am-4pm at the Student Center. They will not be on sale Friday. They will be on sale again after Spring Break, 5 days a week.

This is going to be one of the greatest events of the year, so don't miss out!

Viva Las Vegas! Come to the Stud for Moctails, Blackjack, Roulette, Money Wheel, Palm Reader, Tarot Card Reader, Handwriting Analysist, Massage Therapists, Henna Tattooes, a HUGE Texas Hold'em Tournament, Make your own music Video, Chapel of Love Photos, Magician, Balloon Artist, Wire Sculpturist, Pool Tables will be free for use, Food Court will be open and Elvis impersonator will be performing!

$1000 in prizes will be given away!

12am-3am : Video Dance Party

and ROUNDERS in the Rat 2 times.

 How can someone give a lecture in the library AND play a Rat show?...or so you might wonder. Not everybody can do it, but Jeremy Lyons can!

Stop by the Library Auditorium on Monday, February 26 at 6pm to hear Jeremy chat about blues music and talk about the genre itself (more to come on this).

Then, hit up the Rat Tuesday night (February 27) and listen to Jeremy jam from 8pm-11pm! $3 to enter, 21+
Check out some more info at http://www.deltabilly.com/ [although he is not playing with the band you see on his site, but with 2 other guys]

AND!


Jeremy Lyons is originally from New Orleans and was displaced by the hurricaine, so to honor New Orleans and its spirit the Rat will be serving New Orleans style food and beer Tuesday night.

So be there!

You've seen him on SNL! You've seen him all over TV! Now come and see Darrell Hammond at TCNJ! What better way to spend a Tuesday night than laughing with Darrell Hammond at Kendall Hall?

The show begins at 8pm - we will have an opener, so keep checking back for some extra comedic awesomeness! Tickets are $10, 2 per TCNJ ID and $15 for anyone else not at TCNJ.

We'll see you there!

Ready for a crazy game of poker? Wait no more! The UV Latenighters are back and better than ever with more prizes!! Come to the T/W Dining Hall on Friday February 9 for the No Limit Texas Holdem' FREEROLL Tournament!

Top 12 players payout, with a $75 Visa Gift card to the winner, among the
$300 total in prizes.

Don't know how to play? Come and learn to play before 9PM.

Think you're funny?
Got a sweet band?
Think you're the next big solo act?
CUBRAT is looking for student bands, soloists, and comedians to perform in
the Rathskellar for the spring semester. Please email cubrat@tcnj.edu if
you're interested.

 Feeling a little bummed about being back at school? Or maybe you're looking for some humor or magic. No worries! Stop by CUB's fabulous nooner on January 29th in the Student Center.

John P. Hopkins, comedian and magician, will be hoping you stop by too. He'll be performing in the Stud from 11:30am-12:30pm, and he loves audience participation, so don't miss it! This event is TOTALLY FREE, so make sure you stop by and check it out!

Want more? Hit up the website: http://www.kramerintl.com/hopkins.htm

We'll see you there!

 Come celebrate the first weekend back at TCNJ with a Welcome Back Weekend COMEDY SHOW!!

See 3 fabulous comedians (listed below) for only $3!

Amy Anderson
Lee Camp
 Retta

We sense that you want a magic show for Welcome Back Weekend...

Well, we don't, but Jim Karol does! Mentalist, magician and man with a super memory, Jim Karol, also known as "The Psychic Madman", is coming to Kendall Hall on Friday, January 26! You may have seen him in Jackass Number 2 (The Movie) or in various other places such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Ellen, Rosie, and the Borgata Casino in Atlantic City. Now you can see him right here at TCNJ -- for FREE! If you want a high energy show with tons of audience participation, come see Jim Karol.

And that's not all! We have a new opener, BENJAMIN THE JUGGLER! Benjamin was a professionally trained juggler with the
Moscow Circus. He performs in the style of a Moscow Circus juggler. He has performed all over the US, Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Still on the fence? Check out their websites: www.jimkarol.com and benjaminthejuggler.com (disregard the clown pictures, he will not be a clown at TCNJ)

It's your last chance this semester to play in UV Latenight's monthly No Limit Texas Holdem' Freeroll Tournament. Come on out and enter for a chance to win up to $75 in Visa Gift Cards! Prizes awarded to the top eight (8) players. Registration is from 8:00-9:00PM in the T/W Dining Hall. The tournament if FREE to enter and will start promptly at 9:00PM. Not sure how to play?? No problem! Come and learn from 8-9PM! See you there where over $200 in prizes are at stake!

 Come see BOBBY BLOCK AND THE KLEZMER KINGS in the student center. Enjoy various kinds of holiday music for free!

 It's time once again for UV Latenight's monthly No Limit Texas Holdem' Freeroll Tournament.  Come on out and enter for a chance to win up to $75 in Visa Gift Cards!  Prizes awarded to the top eight (8) players.  Registration is from 8:00-9:00PM in the T/W Dining Hall.  The tournament if FREE to enter and will start promptly at 9:00PM.  Not sure how to play??  No  problem!  Come and learn from 8-9PM!  See you there where over $200 in prizes are at stake!

Affirming the enduring virtues of solid songwriting, understated and openhearted performances, and a penchant for off-kilter moments of ecstatic inspiration, the Boston-based trio Guster releases its stunning new album, Keep It Together, on Palm Pictures/Reprise Records.
Guster’s hardcore fans, along with the merely curious and accidentally intrigued, are in for something of a surprise with Keep It Together. The album’s baker’s dozen of original selections includes the new single “Amsterdam” and standout selections like “Diane,” “Red Oyster Cult,” “Backyard,” and “Come Downstairs And Say Hello.” Together they take the team of Ryan Miller (guitar, vocals), Adam Gardner (guitar, vocals) and Brian Rosenworcel (percussion) into some intriguing new aural territory, a landscape scattered with vivid cinematic imagery, unsettling insights, and autumnal shadings of the most brilliant and fleeting subtlety.
All pretty much standard operating procedure for a group that has built a fanatical fan base through near constant touring and three previous releases: 1994’s Parachute, 1996’s Goldfly, and 1999’s Lost And Gone Forever, which in aggregate neatly lifted Guster from the teeming ranks of alt-rock underdogs into the rarified realms of The Real Deal. This status has been cemented by the group’s performances at everything from Woodstock ’99 to their own sold-out shows in venues like the FleetBoston Pavilion (Boston), Central Park SummerStage (New York), The Riviera Theater (Chicago), The Warfield (San Francisco), and The Tabernacle (Atlanta), not to mention sharing bills with a raft of heavy hitters.
In the process, Guster has racked up a wealth of performing and recording experience since its formative days at Tufts University. It was in 1992 that the trio first met, made common creative cause, and kept the ball rolling, busking by day and playing steady club dates by night, quickly carving a niche for themselves on the bustling Boston music scene.
The previously mentioned run of acclaimed albums strengthened the band’s underground resume, while aboveground, the cognoscenti were catching wind thanks to “Airport Song,” a left-field radio hit off of Goldfly, sporadic appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, and prominent placement in the feature film Life As A House.
Thus buoyed, Guster returned to the studio last year with producers Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Freedy Johnston, Sleater-Kinney) and Ron Aniello (Days Of The New, Lifehouse), along with contributors/friends Josh Rouse, Ben Kweller, Joe Pisapia, and Tony Goddess (Papas Fritas), to begin work on a collection of new songs that would eventually coalesce into Keep It Together.
“We’d made up a bunch of rules over the years and we decided to just throw them all away,” explains Rosenworcel on the subject of Guster’s startling new instrumental proliferation. “Ryan plays bass, Adam’s taken on piano and I do a bit of kit drumming. It all took a lot longer because we had to learn to play everything.”
“We get bored very easily,” admits Miller. “It’s one of the main reasons we wanted to fill up all the spaces in this music. That way there’s always something to listen to.” “All those layers made it a very long, hard process,” adds Gardner. “But the hardest work was trying to make it sound simple. We wanted to invite people into the songs and then have a look around.”
What they’re likely to notice, even on the earliest spin, is a certain and singular confessional quality to Miller’s lyrics. “I was going through a break-up at the time,” he reveals. “That’s what was on my mind and it helped to try and turn it all into music. I would have to say it was a difficult birth, but the baby is healthy.”
“We’ve tried hard to make a connection to our fans,” ventures Rosenworcel. “And in turn, they’re loyal enough to let us experiment. Some of these tracks aren’t so over-the-top catchy and the arrangements can be pretty out there, but in the end it’s still the three of us. That’s what remains constant.”
“We focused on feelings and moods,” concludes Gardner. “It’s a way to keep the interaction between ourselves and our audience as open as possible. We like to keep things honest, because we’re just not very good at faking it.”
So there you have it. Guster: the band that can’t fake it. And that -- along with the willingness to learn new musical skills and share a broken heart with the whole world -- is where good music begins.


www.guster.com

AAA & CUB Present An Evening of Comedy with Dat Phan & Special Guest Dat Phan emigrated from Vietnam to the United States with his mother and grew up in San Diego. In 2003, Dat won the first season of NBC's reality show Last Comic Standing. Dat also has his own "Comedy Central Presents" special and has appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Late, Late Show with Craig Kilborn. Much of Dat's hilarious and original act involves his childhood and his experiences as a Vietnamese immigrant.

Wish you were surrounded by a twister of money? Love game shows? Then come to the CUB Nooner, Blizzard of Bucks! It's been the number one touring game show for 20 years. With 2 hosts, 3 rounds of 12 contestants chosen from the audience, where can you go wrong? Show up and have a chance to win tons of prizes and even cash! The final contestant gets to stand in a money box filled with up to $500 with a chance to grab as much money as possible!!!

Want more? Check it out at www.kramerintl.com/bucks.htm

There will be pumpkin picking and free apple cider distributed to students. Students will be able to pick their own pumpkin and decorate it for FREE!

Ever want to star in your own movie or music video?  Well here's your chance!  Come on out to CUB's first Nooner where you can be superimposed into the movie or music video of your choice.  Choose from hundreds of different songs, scenes, costumes, and props.  Best of all, you get to keep a copy of your video on DVD for FREE!

Come on out and be a part of the CUB Executive Board! 3 Event Coordinator and 1 CUB-RAT Co-Chair Positions are open. Help plan events that attract amazing and awesome people to come and perform at TCNJ. Applications can be picked up in the CUB Office, 2nd of the Student Center in Campus Life. All applications must be in by 5PM on Wednesday, September 6, 2006.

Come on out for a night of laughter as CUB presents 3 comedians for only $3.  Show features Mariano Rodriguez, Chris Fonseca, and Carmen Lynch.

Upon moving to Los Angeles in 2000, Mariano began to delight audiences with his hilarious views on life. Quickly establishing himself as one of the funniest young comics in LA, he began to play at all the major clubs in Los Angeles.

Despite being in a wheechair due to a combination of being born with Cerebral Palsy and car accidents, Chris has shined
on CBS' The Late Show with David Letterman, HBO's Loco Slam, PBS' Look Who's Laughing and ABC's 9th Annual
American Comedy Award.

Carmen has freelanced for MAD magazine, appeared on Sirius' radio show "4 Quotas" and was a finalist on the first
season of NBC's Last Comic Stand.

Come on out to the Annual Welcome Week Dive-In Movie.  Grab a tube and jump on in to watch Finding Nemo and Wedding Crashers in the pool.

The Hit Play that asks can love between Blacks & Latinos Survive

Presented by CUB, Lambda Sigma Upsilon, & Union Latina 

PABLO FRANCISCO
A Funny thing happens to audiences when they see Pablo Francisco live for the first time. In a matter of minutes, crowds go from the quiet response that often greets a relative unknown, to jolts of boisterous laughter and applause.

What accounts for the transformation? Namely the 20-something Tucson native's ability to create vividly funny living pictures using strikingly authentic off-the-wall sound effects and loads of his own ample imagination.

DEAN EDWARDS
With a razor sharp wit, edgy comedic style, and a sensibility entrenched in Hip Hop culture, Dean Edwards demonstrates a as a performer---by nearly enjoying his performances as much as crowds that are treated to his onstage antics. Possessing the unique ability to morph into pop icons ranging from Denzel Washington and Jay-Z, to an array of characters, Dean has carved out a niche that also presents a clean-cut yet mischievous take on reality. Showcasing a creativity and originality in his comedy, it’s no wonder that he is in such high demand, selling out clubs and colleges nationwide.