We offer activities that address diversity, identity, and the world outside the U.S. are one focus; popular culture, the global media, film, national literatures, and acts of linguistic and cultural "translation" are one of the other areas of interest.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
MLC and Dryden Theater! Check it out!
MLC and Dryden Theater! Check it out!
Professor Joanne Bernardi will be introducing at the Dryden Theater, listing the titles below with dates. You may also find additional information on the Dryden calendar:
http://dryden.eastmanhouse.org/calendar/
All screenings are on Wednesday nights at 8:00 p.m. All films are directed by Masahiro Shinoda.
3/9 PALE FLOWER (1964)
3/15 SILENCE (1971)
3/30 DOUBLE SUICIDE (1969)
4/6 SAMURAI SPY (1965)
3/15 SILENCE (1971)
3/30 DOUBLE SUICIDE (1969)
4/6 SAMURAI SPY (1965)
The nitrate screening is Tues. 4/5 WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD? (1932), 8:00 pm. There are only 4 legal venues in the United States equipped to screen nitrate film stock, and George Eastman House is one of them, so this is a really rare opportunity.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Summer Study Abroad Applications * Modern Languages and Cultures
Summer Study Abroad Applications
A Modern Languages and Cultures Summer Study Abroad application must be completed and turned into the main office in Lattimore 403 for the summer of 2011. Please note that you must include all requested information before final approval can be granted.You should contact your study abroad program director directly if you are not able to find this information on the program's Web site.
Also, it is highly recommended that you turn in your summer application even earlier than the deadline, especially if you are interested in departmental credit in your major or minor.
Please call the director of the program for additional information.
DUE January 31st!!
Monday, September 27, 2010
German Film Events
October 14th, 8 pm @ Dryden
The Mistake (Verfehlung)
Germany 1991, 100 min, color, 35mm director Heiner Carow
Oct. 21st, 8 pm @ Dryden
Leipzig in the Fall (Leizig im Herbst)
Germany 1989, 50 min b/w doc directors Gerd Kroske, Andreas Voigt, in person
Oct. 28th, 8 pm @ Dryden
Latest from the Da-Da-R (Letztes aus der DaDaeR)
Germany 1990, 86 min, color, director Jörg Foth in person
Public Talk: October 21st,
10-11:15 am @ Eastman School of Music 305
Barbara Etz Talk: "Perpetuum Mobile - Balancing Conflicting Demands as Artist and Entrpreneur”
The Mistake (Verfehlung)
Germany 1991, 100 min, color, 35mm director Heiner Carow
Oct. 21st, 8 pm @ Dryden
Leipzig in the Fall (Leizig im Herbst)
Germany 1989, 50 min b/w doc directors Gerd Kroske, Andreas Voigt, in person
Oct. 28th, 8 pm @ Dryden
Latest from the Da-Da-R (Letztes aus der DaDaeR)
Germany 1990, 86 min, color, director Jörg Foth in person
Public Talk: October 21st,
10-11:15 am @ Eastman School of Music 305
Barbara Etz Talk: "Perpetuum Mobile - Balancing Conflicting Demands as Artist and Entrpreneur”
The MLC UG Council will be having their first dinner on Saturday October 23rd at Abysinnias (Ethiopian food). Hopefully many of you can make it! We'll be taking the Red line from ITS at 5:20pm. Please RSVP (jtyson2@u.rochester.edu) no later than Oct. 20th.
Below are the current conversation hours and their locations (subject to change):
German: Thursdays 7-8pm Bridge Lounge with Eric Aniag
French: Mondays 4-5pm Upper ITS with Jeff Tyson (myself)
Spanish: Thursdays 7:30-8:30pm ITS with Sarah Milligan
Italian: Mondays 7:30-8:30pm and Wednesdays 5:30-6:30pm Outside of Starbucks with Andrew Korn
Chinese: Thursdays 8-9pm Upper ITS with Ziwei Xiao
Japanese: Fridays 5-6pm 1st floor Burton Lounge with Claire Malekian and Joanne Leadbetter
Esperanto: Wednesdays 12:30-1:30pm Douglass with Hoss Firooznia
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
MLC UG Council info
The MLC UG Council will be meeting in the Hartman Room (Lattimore 401) this Wednesday, September 15th @ 8 pm.
for more info contact:
Jeffery Tyson jtyson2@u.rochester.edu
or
Eric Aniag eaniag@u.rochester.edu
for more info contact:
Jeffery Tyson jtyson2@u.rochester.edu
or
Eric Aniag eaniag@u.rochester.edu
Visit http://www.rochester.edu/living/organizations/ for more information about this and other clubs active at the University of Rochester.
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
New Chinese Courses in mlc
Two new courses in Chinese with Professor William Schaefer:
http://www.rochester.edu/College/MLC/pdf /Chinese%20Landscapes.pdf
http://www.rochester.edu/College/MLC/pdf /CH%20Powers%20of%20Image.pdf
Monday, May 17, 2010
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