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- AMEL 17/LING 50 is Postponed to the Winter
Due to Prof. Glinert's recently announced Sabbatical for fall term, AMEL 17/LING 50 (Discourse, Culture and Identity in Asia and the Middle East) will be offered in 09W @ 10A instead of 08F.
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- Bartlett Hall Renovations
The renovations done on Bartlett Hall over the summer of 2007 are all but complete. The first floor configuration has changed significantly, the Humanities Computing Center has moved entirely into the second floor, and many faculty have moved into different offices. Stop by for a look, and remember that your professor may not be in the same office he/she was in last spring.
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- Permanent faculty member in Korean Studies
DAMELL and AMES welcome Chris Hanscom, its first permanent faculty member in Korean Studies. Prof. Hanscom is coming to Dartmouth after completing his PhD at UCLA and a post-doc at Harvard University. With an expertise in modern Korean literature, he will teach a variety of courses on Korean culture (including fiction, film, and cultural criticism) for both the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures and the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies program. Look for his courses under both the DAMELL and AMES listings.
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Announcements
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- Chinese Teahouse
The TEAHOUSE is a weekly activity, every Thursday from 4-5 pm at the Chinese Language House (36 North Main St, Hanover).
It will recreate the atmosphere of a Chinese teahouse (without the smoke!). The Teahouse is and was a very important cultural space in Chinese communities where conversation, folk performances, gossip, and other exciting social activities were engaged in while drinking tea.
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Nihongo Table
Every Tuesday, 1-2 pm, 218 Collis.
For anyone who is interested in Japan or speaking in Japanese, Japanese teachers and students will meet you for a casual chat! Bring some lunch or something and make casual conversation!
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