Cape Fear Foreign Language Collaborative
Volume
13, Number 4, March 2001
At UNC-W, Morton 101,
9:00-12:00.
January meeting: Many
thanks to Kim Eadie for organizing the activities swap, and to all who brought
their great ideas!
Refreshments for March:
Coffee
set-up / paper goods:
Jennings Craig
Juice: Josephine Medina
Other: Josephine Medina, Kim Eadie,
Susan Crampton
Our film selection will
be:
French: “Est/Ouest” (Susan
Crampton)
German: to be announced
Italian: “Fiorile” (Agnes
Ille)
Spanish: to be announced
Fundraiser for
scholarships: Please bring items for
the raffle, such as baked goods, teaching materials, plants, tapes,
books, white elephants, services to be rendered, etc.
The scholarship winner
will also be announced. Many thanks to Stefanny St.-Laurent and her committee
of Agnes Ille and Katia Campbell for their hard work.
We will also distribute the
yearly questionnaire to allow for evaluation of this year's activities and
receive suggestions for next year's programs.
Volunteers needed!
Upcoming Community Events
International Film
Series: Screenings in Warwick
Center Ballroom at 6:30 & 9:00
March 22 – “Lamerica” (Italian)
April 5 – “After Life” (Japanese)
April 19 – “Goya in Bordeaux” (Spanish)
The Canadian singing and
dancing group “Leahy” will be performing on March 31 in Kenan Auditorium (4 and
8 p.m.). Call ext. 3500 for reservations.
They have been described in the “Campus Communiqué” as follows: "Subject of an Oscar-winning
documentary, Leahy has quickly established a scrupulous reputation as one of
North America's most energetic groups, with their uniquely contemporary parade
of Celtic and Canadian folk music and French Canadian step-dancing."
Watch for the Spanish-language
newspaper, “Mundo Latino” published locally and available around town.
Dues: ($10) may be
paid at the meeting or sent to Josephine Brent: 1304 Heron Run Dr., Wilmington,
NC 28403. Make checks out to Cape Fear
Foreign Language Collaborative (CFFLC).