Asian Student Union is proud to present our 5th Annual Chicken Soup for the Asian American Soul, Monday November 10th at 6:00pm in Jack Adam's Hall located in the Cesar Chavez Student Center, SFSU. Doors open at 5:30pm!

Asian Student Union has held Chicken Soup for the Asian American Soul for the past 4 years. The event began as a leadership project for the ASU Internship program, and has grown into ASU's biggest event for the Fall semester.

The event has been a charity showcase of exceptional Asian American talent and performances by various musicians, dancers, comedians, spoken word artists, and performers from all over the Bay Area and throughout California.

And our 5th annual show will be no different. Our line up this year will excite the senses! Last year 150+ people attended!

Chicken Soup, apart from being entertaining and helpful in showcasing the Asian American community's talented artists, is also a major charity fundraiser.

Every year, ASU donates 100% percent of all proceeds to specific non profit charity organizations. This year we are donating to LiNK.

For More information on LiNK: http://www.linkglobal.org/

The event admission is either $5, or two can foods.

This year's performers are TBA. We will be updating the list daily so be sure to check back!

Bring your friends! And see for yourself the talent overflowing from the Asian American community.

The Asian Student Union is offering a night of laughs featuring comedians such as Sheng Wang, Lexationships, Josef Anolin, and many more! Also, keep your eyes open for a special surprise guest! There will be food!
What: ASU's 3rd Annual Comedy Show
Who: Sheng Wang, Lexationships, Josef Anolin, DJ Jonas, a special surprise guest, and many more!
Where: Jack Adams Hall in the CCSC
When: October 13, 2008
Time: Doors open at 5:30pm, show begins at 6pm
Price: $7 pre-sale, $10 at the door
Phone: (415) 338-1958
For pre-sale tickets, come to the ASU office, room M100-E on the second floor of the CCSC, and ask a core member: Jonathan Lacanlalay, Quoc Nguyen, Jimmy Ma, Esther Kim, Nina Chan, Tracy Wu, Tiffany Lau, Liberty Chiu, or Kristine Asercion.