Yesterday the University Settlement Adult Literacy Program hosted a Job and Resource Fair featuring: the 2020 Census, Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC), CUNY – Borough of Manhattan Community College, English for Heritage Language Speakers (EHLS), Henry Street Settlement, Seward Park Library, SUNY – Manhattan Educational Opportunity Center (MEOC), University Settlement Human Resources, and Workforce 1. Enjoy the video above and the pics below:
Here is a music video that stole the show like we learned from our last Idiom of the Week by winning a YouTube Music Video Award in 2015 – Enjoy!
Stole the ShowKygo feat. Parson JamesDarling, darling, oh, turn the lights back on nowWatching, watching, as the credits all roll downCrying, crying, you know we’re playing to a full house, houseNo heroes, villains, one to blame
While wilted roses fill the stage
And the thrill, the thrill is gone
Our debut was a masterpiece
But in the end for you and me`
Oh, the show, it can’t go onWe used to have it all, but now’s our curtain call
So hold for the applause, oh
And wave out to the crowd, and take our final bow
Oh, it’s our time to go, but at least we stole the show
At least we stole the show
At least we stole the show
At least we stole the show
At least we stole the showAt least we stole the showDarling, darling, you know that we are sold out
This is fading, but the band plays on now
We’re crying, crying, so let the velvet roll down, downNo heroes, villains, one to blame
While wilted roses fill the stage
And the thrill, the thrill is gone
Our debut was a masterpiece
Our lines we read so perfectly
But the show, it can’t go onWe used to have it all, but now’s our curtain call
So hold for the applause, oh
And wave out to the crowd, and take our final bow
Oh, it’s our time to go, but at least we stole the show
At least we stole the show
At least we stole the show
At least we stole the show
Stole the showAt least we stole the show
Stole the show
At least we stole the show
Here’s a recent Tweet from Assemblymember Ron Kim about the importance of adult literacy. You may recognize one of our students, Sen Liang, on the left. Just click on the tweet below to watch the video…
Click on the image below to go to a Martin Luther King, Jr. video and article brought to you by VOA:
Here’s a song cooked up by Class W2 about our very strict weekend Head Teacher Jinhee. The lyrics are below, as well as more photos from thew weekend holiday party. Enjoy!
“Jinhee Is Coming to Class”
by Class W2
You better watch out
You better not be late
Better not pout
I’m telling you why
Jinhee is coming to class!
She’s making a list
And checking it twice
Gonna find out
Who was absent or not
Jinhee is coming to class!
She sees you when you’re speaking
She knows when you are on your phone
She knows if you’ve been bad or good
So speak English for goodness sake!
Oh, you better watch out
You better not WeChat
Better not text
I’m telling you why
Jinhee is coming to class!
Jinhee is coming to class!
