Day of the Dead celebration
Spanish program is hosting a Day of the Dead celebration tonight, November 2, 6 PM, 2nd floor lobby, Hollander hall. Continue reading »
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French Forum: France in Revolt!
French Forum: France in Revolt! Presentation and discussion on the labor strikes and demonstrations that are shaking up status quo. Nov. 4, 6 PM, Schapiro 129. Continue reading »
French Department Pizza Party
Join French faculty and students to learn about the French Major, certificate and courses. Nov. 3, 6 PM, Hollander 241. Continue reading »
“From a double major in Japanese and music to Noh theater”
David Crandall discusses the shape his career took after his undergraduate studies at University of Michigan and postgraduate studies at the Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music Noh chant and dance. Sponsored by the Department of Asian Studies November 4, 4:30 – 5:30 pm Hollander 241 Open to… Continue reading »
Decorate your own sugar skull
Oct. 28 Decorate your own sugar skull and help to assemble an altar display for the Day of the Dead. Sponsored by the Spanish TAs. Hollander 040, 7 - 8 PM. Continue reading »
“From a double major in Japanese and music to Noh theater”
Nov. 4 Career Paths: “From a double major in Japanese and music to Noh theater.” David Crandall discusses his many interests – Noh chant and dance, performer and producer; translator of political speeches; writer for Look Japan; and subtitling for film and television, and how his career developed. Sponsored by… Continue reading »
Film Screening: Revolucion
Screening of the award-winning film, Revolucion. Ten shorts by ten Mexican directors, including Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna and Carlos Reygadas, offer their interpretations of the Mexican revolution. Continue reading »
Asian Studies Department Ice Cream Social
Tuesday, Nov. 2, 7:30-9:00 pm, Hollander 241. Please come learn about the departmental major; meet faculty and current majors. Tuesday, November 2nd, 7:30 - 9:00 pm, Hollander 241. Continue reading »
Workshop
An Approach to the Acquisition of the Repertoire of Chinese/English Oral Interpretation: From Theory to Practice Presenter: Professor Peter Chen National Taipei University, Taiwan Wednesday, Oct. 6 7-9 pm Schapiro Hall 129 Continue reading »
Noh as Performance Practice: An Introduction
Friday 5 November 2010 – 4-5:30 P.M. Dance Studio – ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance Sponsored by Williams College Dept. of Asian Studies and The Japanese Program, with special thanks to the Department of Dance For more information: 413-597-2391 DAVID CRANDALL began studying noh… Continue reading »