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Joey Haymaker '09 Works on the Lafayette World Languages Portfolio Project
Professor Juan Rojo Will Visit Mexico to Research the 1968 Tlatelolco Massacre
Professor Rado Pribic Considers the Problems of German Unification in New Book
International Film Festival Brings French-African Cinema to Campus
Sara Walter '09 Places Third in National Essay Contest
College Will Host International Conference on French Literature April 24-26
Students Will Stage a Reading of Their Original Play April 21
Professor Olga Anna Duhl Awarded Folter Fellowship from the Bibliographical Society of America
Diana Galperin '08 Receives Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellowship
Sara Walter '09 Selected as Truman Scholarship Finalist
Aviva Goel '08 Gains a New Perspective on Hebrew
Professor Edward McDonald Publishes New Book on German Author Heinrich Böll
Kari Andersen '08 Compares Filmmaker Michael Moore with 19th-Century Spanish Essayist
Briana Niblick '06 Discusses her Experiences in Austria as a Fulbright Scholar
Lisa Lovallo '07 Explores the Global Marketplace
From Lonely Language Booths to Invigorating Interactivity
Winners Announced for the 'Marquis on the Marquee' Film Festival
Professor Michelle Geoffrion-Vinci Publishes New Textbook
'Marquis on the Marquee' Film Festival to be held Nov. 14
Campus to Celebrate French Week Nov. 12-16
Professor Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger to Publish New Anthology
Lauren Moulder '08 Experiences France
Megan Werner '08 Explores the Culture and Language of Germany and Austria
Martha Petre '08 Finds Life Changing Experience in Chile
Jillian Gaeta '07 Travels to Namibia to Work with NGO
Laura Sims '07 Investigates African Immigration in France
Kate Ellis '08 Examines French Literature from Feminist Perspective
Julia Kumpan '07 Explores Significance of Number Three in Ancient Religions
Film Festival Will Celebrate the Ideals of the Marquis de Lafayette
Three Lafayette Seniors and an Alumna Receive Fulbright Grants
Don Quixote Comes to Farinon
Kiira Elisabeht Benzing '07 Translates 16th Century French Play for Stage Performance
Professor Olga Anna Duhl Organizes International Conference in Dijon, France
Four Juniors Spend Fall Semester Studying in Spain
Lisa Lovallo '07 Explores Writing Difficulties of ESL Students
Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Spends 10 Weeks Teaching at South African University
Max Kade Activities Oct. 23-25 Focus on Remembering the Holocaust
Rado Pribic Takes a Deeper Look at German Unification
Nolan Pick '07 Explores Latin American Culture during Semester Abroad in Argentina
Adam Callaghan '07 Searches Autograph Albums for Clues to the Past
Lisa Lovallo '07 Explores the Creation of Native Settlements in Mexico
Fulbright Takes Emily Groves '05 to Germany
Teruhisa Haruguchi '07 Mixes Music, Language, and Computer Science into His Research
Laura Raibeck '06 Receives DAAD Grant to Study in Germany
Emily Katz '06 Delves Into French Anti-Americanism
Max Kade Center Hosts Week of Lectures
Sara Jay '06 Researches French Jewish Community for Honors Thesis
Kari Mirkin '06 Will Present Study of German Perspectives on WWII at National Conference
Kristin Rhebergen '06 Studies Holocaust Survivor's Involvement in German Pacifist Movement for Honors Thesis
Professor Yoshihiko Ariizumi Helps Students Combine Diverse Musical Styles in JAMM
Roxanne Lalande Publishes Translations and Comparison of 17th-Century French Works
Chris Reyns-Chikuma Publishes Book about "Japonism" in France
15 Students Explore French Culture, Language, and Business during Fall Semester in Dijon
Jessica Fennell '06 Researches Obesity and Attitudes About It in France and the United States
Videoconferencing and Other Technology Help Students Study German Play
Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Will Give Talks on Nobel Laureate at Austrian Embassy and National Conference
Students Present Research at LVAIC Language Symposium
Students, Faculty Will Discuss Semester-Abroad Program in Germany
Daria Szkwarko '06 Helps Translate 500-Year-Old Literary Work
French Professor Olga Anna Duhl Publishes Groundbreaking Critical Edition of Medieval "Fool's Play"
Katherine Schubel '06 Presents Groundbreaking Japanese Language Program at National Conference
Fulbright Grant Gives Teva Miller '04 Teaching Assistantship in Austria
High School Teachers from France Will Visit College for Summer Language Workshop
Laura Roberts '05 Examines Allure of Paris for American Authors
Olga Anna Duhl Contributes Article to Landmark Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
Carina Fritsche '07 Pursues Two Degrees While Studying in Germany
Writing Associate Kirby Waldinger '07 Helps Spanish Students Sharpen Writing Skills
Lamb-Faffelberger Gives 2005 Humanities Nobel Lecture at University of Calgary
Max Kade Center Will Sponsor Reading by Turkish-German Writer Zafer Senocak and Talk by Austrian Geologist Gunther Heissel
Foreign Languages and Literatures Resource Center Provides Learning Tools
Sarah Lyons '06 Shares Joy of Learning through Teaching Internship
Turkish-German Writer Zafer Senocak Will Serve as First Max Kade Distinguished Writer-in-Residence
Spanish Professor Michelle Geoffrion-Vinci Researches "Food of the Gods" with Student
Students Band Together in Japanese, German, and French Living Groups
Emily Katz '06 Investigates Influences on Monet Paintings
Nicole Kozyra '05 Investigates Journal's Impact on Mid-European Region and Helps Design 130-Foot Mural
Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Headlines Lecture Series on Nobel-Winning Author
Foreign Languages and Literatures Graduates Discuss Career Opportunities
Jessica Fennell '06 Gains Teaching Experience in High School French Classroom
Veronica Hart '05 Studies Identity of Women in Spain under Dictatorship and Democracy
New Faculty-Led Program Established at University of Bremen in Germany
Angela Guarino '04 Seeks Honors for Research on 17th century Spanish Author
Richard Lear '06 Translates and Researches Classic French Satire
Alyson Gross '04 Analyzes Literary Critiques of Corrupt Societies
Shara Gregory '04 Receives Fulbright Fellowship to Study in Germany
Max Kade Center Will Host Conference for German Professors and Teachers
Amy Giacobone '04 Studies Political and Social Issues of Italy
Howard Marblestone Breaks Down Barrier between Ancient and Modern
Sidney Donnell Publishes Feminizing the Enemy: Imperial Spain, Transvestite Drama, and the Crisis of Masculinity
Austrian Human Rights Official Hans Winkler Will Visit Campus Feb. 26-27
South African Professor Active in German Program as Humanities Fellow
Lafayette Will Celebrate "The Week of French" Nov. 4-11
German Innovator Bodo Korsig Will Display Recent Works, Interact with Students
Latin American Wartime Poetry Inspires Study by Jennifer Oriola '04
Lucile Smith '03 Receives Graduate Assistantship to Study Library Science
Gretel Raibeck '03 Selected for Summer Academic Program at University of Munich
Duhl Receives Prestigious Grant from Renaissance Society of America
Meredith Terlecki '03 Presents Research on 15th Century French Text
Moravian College Professor Will Speak on "France and the War on Iraq"
Angela Guarino '04 Explores Roles of Gender, Cooking in Hispanic Literature
Daysi Pereira '05 Studies 18th Century Text, Co-Authors Journal Article
University College Dublin Professor Will Speak on Austrian Search for Identity
French Club Will Hold Mardi Gras Celebration for Campus
German Professor Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Will Share Research in Ireland
Melissa Papa '03 Learns how French Company Operates in New York
Max Kade Center For German Studies Will be Dedicated Feb. 7
Kimberly Nash '04 Learns Ropes of Teaching through School Internship
Lucile Smith '03 Studies Art of Caricature in Honors Thesis
New Summer Class Offers Chance to Study French in Quebec City
Jyumonji University Professor Presenting "Japanese Women Film Makers"
German Fest Will Celebrate German and Austrian Heritage, Customs
Tana Zerr '02 Will Teach English in Japan after Graduation
Dayna De Simone '02 Teaches Spanish in Palisades School District
Lucy Smith '03 Translates Newsletter Articles on Jewish Community of Dijon, France
Michelle Geoffrion-Vinci Publishes Book on 19th-Century Spanish Proto-Feminist
Gretel Raibeck '03 and Peter Totev '04 Will Work for German Companies this Summer
Diverse Background, Interests Lead to Two Degrees for Vilas Menon '02
Max Kade Center For German Studies Will be Established in Pardee Hall
Briana Niblick '05 Studies Search for Cultural Identity in East Germany
Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Will Discuss Materials Created for German Class with Four Software Applications
Jessica D'Arienzo '03 Instructs Bucks County Elementary Students
Eui-Young Chon '04 Helps Revive Medieval French Text
Vanessa Guinet '02 Translates, Annotates Collection of 17th Century Letters
German Professor Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger Named Editor of Austrian Culture Series
Gabriela Martins '03 Compiles Glossary for Late Medieval French Text
Tana Zerr '02 Seeks Way to Improve Language Learning
Monika Serrano '04 Departs from Mechanical Engineering Major for Look at Cross-Dressing in Drama
Marc Ampaw '02 Translates Articles on Austrian Theater and Culture
Eui-Young Chon '04 Studies Works of Author Straddling Two Cultures
Amy Mish '01 Translates the Work of 19th-Century Spanish Poet Rosalía de Castro



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