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INTERNATIONAL COFFEE HOUR

222 POUCHER HALL
MONDAYS 3:30-5:00

Begins Monday, January 25, 2010

Come and practice your foreign language skills, or come chat in English about international events and cultures.

FREE REFRESHMENTS
For all students, staff and faculty
For more information:  contact Brenda x2196

 




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Students at Richmond Drive Elementary in Rock Hill, South Carolina, find out where languages have taken their faculty members by charting their courses on this world map.  Thanks to teacher Lynn Fulton-Archer for sending in this picture!



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French Movies

 

● February 17, 2010: La Haine from Mathieu Kassovitz

7:15 pm in Campus Center 118

        ● April 14, 2010: L’Auberge espagnole from Cédric Klapisch

7:15 pm in Campus Center 118

 

 

 

Supported by:  The Department of Modern Languages & Literatures

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:  315-312-2196; Persons with disabilities, needing accommodations to attend the event, should contact the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures x2196 or email Ms. Brenda Farnham at farnham@oswego.edu

 


 


Sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures

German Movie Series

Frauen im Mittelpunkt

Sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures

Wednesday, February 10, 2010 

Die Frühlingssinfonie (Spring Symphony, Germany, 1983)   

directed by Peter Schamoni, 103 min

Time: 7:15pm                                   

Location: CampCtr   118                                        

 

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Sissi – die junge Kaiserin (The Young Empress, Austria, 1956)       

directed by Ernst Marischka, 107 min     

Time: 7:15pm                                                 

Location: CampCtr 118                                        

 

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Nirgendwo in Afrika (Nowhere in Africa, Germany, 2001)

directed by Caroline Link, 141 min

Time: 7:15pm                                                 Location: CampCtr 201 

 

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Die Stille nach dem Schuss (The Legend of Rita, Germany, 2000)

Directed by Volker Schlöndorff

Time: 7:15pm                                                 Location: CampCtr 118                                         

 

 

The series is open and free to the public

An IST approved event

 

 

Spanish Movie Series

Sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages


Wednesday
Feb. 3rd                             118 Campus Center             Todo sobre mi madre (Spain)
7:15-9:30 PM                                                               (Everything about my mother)

 

Wednesday
Feb 24th                            
118 Campus Ctr                  Arráncamela vida (Mexico)
7:15-9:30 PM 
                                                              (Tear My Heart Out)

Wednesday
March 10th                         102 Lanigan                        Machuca (Chilean)
Please note different location
7:00 - 9:00 pm

Wednesday

March 24th                        118 Campus Ctr                   Azúcar armarge (Cuba)
7:15-9:30 PM                                                                  (Bitter Sugar)

Wednesday
April 28th                           118 Campus Ctr                  Motorcycle Diaries
7:15-9:30 PM
                                                                (Arentinian)

 

Films are in Spanish with English subtitles

IST Approved Event

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:  315-312-2196; Persons with disabilities, needing accommodations to attend the event, should contact the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures x2196 or email Ms. Brenda Farnham at farnham@oswego.edu

 

PRESENTATION

BY:  DR. RUTH LEVY

UNIVERSITY OF GUADALAJARA, MEXICO

MEXICO:  WOMEN AND HISTORY, A BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE

(IN SPANISH)

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

12:40-1:30

209 Poucher Hall

Supported by:  The Department of Modern Languages & Literatures & The Office of Internatonal Education and Programs.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:  315-312-2196:

Persons with disabilities, needing accommodations to attend the event, should contact the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures, x2196 or email Ms. Brenda Farnham at brenda.farnham@oswego.edu


 

SPANISH SYMPOSIUM

April 7th and 9th

209 Poucher Hall

12:30-1:30 PM

For more information call:  Dr. Otilia Cortez, 312-2466; Brenda Farnham, 312-2196

 

 

 

 Last Updated: 2/26/10