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The General Union of Palestine Students (GUPS), found at sfgups.org, is student-run organization that has been a part of the San Francisco State community for over four decades. Established in the 1920’s, when the Palestinian struggle began, the Palestinian student movement was one of the first national Palestinian institutions to be formed. [MORE]
Countdown November 2nd:

 Gups Events

Palestinian Cultural Mural
Honoring Dr. Edward Said
Inauguration November 2, 2007

7:00pm
Film Screening

Schedule of Events

Tuesday October 30th, 2007
Palestinian Women of the First Intifada

Film Screening and commentary of documentary "Farha" by Dr. Sonia Nimr, Oral Historian and ethnographer of Birzeit University.


San Francisco State University, Building HSS Room 130

Directions to SFSU

November 2nd, 2007 Mural Ceremony:
 


10:30 -11:30 am
Community Breakfast
Complimentary Brunch featuring Georges Lammam, violinist.  
Jack Adams Hall, Cesar Chavez Student Union, SFSU
12-2pm
Palestinian Cultural Mural Inauguration
Addresses by Dr. Sonia Nimer, Pofessor of History Birzeit University, Palestine and Dr. Hatem Bazian, Professor, UC Berkeley. Native American Dance by All Nations, Palestinian folk dance by Al-Juthoor, Arab-American Hiphop by Arab Summit, Mural Blessing by Anne Marie Seyers
North Plaza, Cesar Chavez Student Union, SFSU
2-5pm
Reception and Lunch
Classical and contemporary music by Georges Lemmam Ensemble
Jack Adams Hall, SFSU
7-10pm:
Evening Performance (Social Hour, 6-7pm , admission $10 students, $20 general)

Poetry and Spokenword by Deema Shehabi, Fady Joudah, Zaid Shlah, and Elmaz Abinader.
Music by Tony Khalife and Kamal Ghammache-Mansour, Timothy Kelly, and Omar Khorsheed.
Palestinian folk-dance by Al-Juthoor

Knuth Hall Creative Ars Building

Tickets available for puchase at the Arab Cultural Community Center (415) 664-2200 x15

 News

October 2007
Palestinian Mural Press Release
The General Union of Palestine Students at San Francisco State University announces the inauguration of the Palestinian Cultural Mural. This artwork, honoring the late Palestinain scholar and intellectual Edward Said (1935-2003) [MORE]