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Title: New SRAS Newsletter
Body: The July 2010 School of Russian and Asian Studies is out and available at http://sras.org/newsletter2.phtml?m=447 . In this month's newsletter: - Feature: Latest from Central Asia - Programs and Funding - Koroche! - Language and Culture - US-Russia Relations - Primary Documents
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Title: New SRAS Newsletter
Body: The July 2010 School of Russian and Asian Studies is out and available at http://sras.org/newsletter2.phtml?m=447 . In this month's newsletter: - Feature: Latest from Central Asia - Programs and Funding - Koroche! - Language and Culture - US-Russia Relations - Primary Documents
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Title: Watch Russian TV on Zoomby
Body: From http://sras.org/newsletter2.phtml?m=445#language Russia has launched an Internet portal called that allows Russian TV content to be viewed free online. Zoomby is available at http://www.zoomby.ru
Source: SRAS
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Title: Watch Russian TV on Zoomby
Body: From http://sras.org/newsletter2.phtml?m=445#language Russia has launched an Internet portal called that allows Russian TV content to be viewed free online. Zoomby is available at http://www.zoomby.ru
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Title: German Book Club in New York City
Body: From http://www.goethe.de The German Book Club, organized by the Goethe-Institut New York and the Austrian Cultural Forum, reads contemporary works of German literature. If you’d like to join a discussion with others who are interested in German literature, then this is the place for you. The books they read are, as a rule, available only in German. A good reading knowledge of German is, therefore, necessary. For the discussion, however, you needn’t be fluent in German or a native speaker. Learn more about the German Book Club at http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/ney/wis/gbc/enindex.htm
Source: Goethe-Institut
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Title: German Book Club in New York City
Body: From http://www.goethe.de The German Book Club, organized by the Goethe-Institut New York and the Austrian Cultural Forum, reads contemporary works of German literature. If you’d like to join a discussion with others who are interested in German literature, then this is the place for you. The books they read are, as a rule, available only in German. A good reading knowledge of German is, therefore, necessary. For the discussion, however, you needn’t be fluent in German or a native speaker. Learn more about the German Book Club at http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/ney/wis/gbc/enindex.htm
Source: Goethe-Institut
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Title: Podcasts for Advanced German Students
Body: For an annotated list of German podcasts that learners can listen to as well as a worksheet to accompany listening assignments, go to http://sites.google.com/site/lhsdeutscheklassen/podcasts
Source: LHSI Deutsche Klassen
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Title: Podcasts for Advanced German Students
Body: For an annotated list of German podcasts that learners can listen to as well as a worksheet to accompany listening assignments, go to http://sites.google.com/site/lhsdeutscheklassen/podcasts
Source: LHSI Deutsche Klassen
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Title: Waldsee Teacher-in-Residence Volunteer Program 2010
Body: From http://www.aatg.org/prof-development/77-domestic-us-summer-seminars/687-waldsee-teacher-in-residence-volunteer-program-2010 Waldsee German Language Village, the German immersion program of Concordia Language Villages, is offering opportunities to teachers to join in the fun and excitement of Waldsee while keeping your German fresh with native speakers, finding out about cutting-edge techniques, and simply enjoying some time in a German environment – all close to home. As you may know, Waldsee offers one, two- and four-week summer living and learning experiences in German language and culture for beginning through advanced 7-18 year olds, with scholarship opportunities available. Family programs are also available. Hundreds of kids from all 50 states take part each year in this exciting program that returns your students to the classroom enthused about learning German with you, and awakens kids not yet in your classroom to the many reasons to learn German. Join the Concordia Language Villages at Waldsee the summer of 2010 for a teacher volunteer week opportunity: Monday July 19 -- Saturday July 24, 2010 Monday July 26 -- Saturday July 31, 2010 Monday, August 2 -- Saturday, August 7, 2010 Monday, August 9—Saturday, August 14, 2010 Learn more at http://www.aatg.org/prof-development/77-domestic-us-summer-seminars/687-waldsee-teacher-in-residence-volunteer-program-2010
Source: AATG
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Title: Waldsee Teacher-in-Residence Volunteer Program 2010
Body: From http://www.aatg.org/prof-development/77-domestic-us-summer-seminars/687-waldsee-teacher-in-residence-volunteer-program-2010 Waldsee German Language Village, the German immersion program of Concordia Language Villages, is offering opportunities to teachers to join in the fun and excitement of Waldsee while keeping your German fresh with native speakers, finding out about cutting-edge techniques, and simply enjoying some time in a German environment – all close to home. As you may know, Waldsee offers one, two- and four-week summer living and learning experiences in German language and culture for beginning through advanced 7-18 year olds, with scholarship opportunities available. Family programs are also available. Hundreds of kids from all 50 states take part each year in this exciting program that returns your students to the classroom enthused about learning German with you, and awakens kids not yet in your classroom to the many reasons to learn German. Join the Concordia Language Villages at Waldsee the summer of 2010 for a teacher volunteer week opportunity: Monday July 19 -- Saturday July 24, 2010 Monday July 26 -- Saturday July 31, 2010 Monday, August 2 -- Saturday, August 7, 2010 Monday, August 9—Saturday, August 14, 2010 Learn more at http://www.aatg.org/prof-development/77-domestic-us-summer-seminars/687-waldsee-teacher-in-residence-volunteer-program-2010
Source: AATG
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Title: Pliny the Elder on BBC’s In Our Time
Body: Pliny the Elder's Natural History is the latest subject of BBC Radio 4's In Our Time: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sxjlz and the programme is downloadable in MP3 for a week at http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/iot Lockyer, T. [Latinteach] Pliny the Elder on In Our Time. The teaching of the Latin language listserv (latinteach@nxport.com, 9 Jul 2010).
Source: Latinteach
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Title: Pliny the Elder on BBC’s In Our Time
Body: Pliny the Elder's Natural History is the latest subject of BBC Radio 4's In Our Time: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sxjlz and the programme is downloadable in MP3 for a week at http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/iot Lockyer, T. [Latinteach] Pliny the Elder on In Our Time. The teaching of the Latin language listserv (latinteach@nxport.com, 9 Jul 2010).
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Title: Article: Latin serves as 'Universal Translator' for Horticulturists, Biologists and Others
Body: From http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_15445063?nclick_check=1 Latin serves as 'universal translator' for horticulturists, biologists and others By Tony Tomeo July 5, 2010 Horticulturists, biologists and many other professionals who may interact with colleagues who speak other languages or even slightly different regional dialects use Latin to identify, among other things, biological organisms. Latin names may be cumbersome to pronounce and daunting to spell, but are universal to those of us who use them. This is important because the common names are so regionally variable. Access the full editorial at http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_15445063?nclick_check=1
Source: Mercury News
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Title: Article: Latin serves as 'Universal Translator' for Horticulturists, Biologists and Others
Body: From http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_15445063?nclick_check=1 Latin serves as 'universal translator' for horticulturists, biologists and others By Tony Tomeo July 5, 2010 Horticulturists, biologists and many other professionals who may interact with colleagues who speak other languages or even slightly different regional dialects use Latin to identify, among other things, biological organisms. Latin names may be cumbersome to pronounce and daunting to spell, but are universal to those of us who use them. This is important because the common names are so regionally variable. Access the full editorial at http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_15445063?nclick_check=1
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Title: Paris by Mouth: Edited Food Blog
Body: Does your class study French food? Paris by Mouth is a collaborative website, edited by established food writers. Features include a guide to Paris (eating), food reviews and gossip, the top five eateries of the week, food photography, and a Twitter feed. Explore Paris by Mouth at http://parisbymouth.com
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Title: Paris by Mouth: Edited Food Blog
Body: Does your class study French food? Paris by Mouth is a collaborative website, edited by established food writers. Features include a guide to Paris (eating), food reviews and gossip, the top five eateries of the week, food photography, and a Twitter feed. Explore Paris by Mouth at http://parisbymouth.com
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Title: Metasite: Spanish Language & Literature Web Guide
Body: At this metasite, resources are organized as follows: Language > General Resources > Grammar > Dictionaries > News Sources > Organizations Literature > General Resources > Databases > Literary Guides > Dictionaries > Full Text > Websites Browse the links at http://library.gmu.edu/resources/spanish
Source: George Mason University
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Title: Metasite: Spanish Language & Literature Web Guide
Body: At this metasite, resources are organized as follows: Language > General Resources > Grammar > Dictionaries > News Sources > Organizations Literature > General Resources > Databases > Literary Guides > Dictionaries > Full Text > Websites Browse the links at http://library.gmu.edu/resources/spanish
Source: George Mason University
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Title: Summer Program Keeps Latino Kids Learning
Body: From http://www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/ci_15464771 Summer program keeps Latino kids learning By JUSTINE FREDERIKSEN July 8, 2010 Teachers from Mexico share their culture, crafts during Plan Vacacional At Nokomis Elementary School Wednesday, more than 100 kids were happily spending a sunny summer afternoon inside a classroom. Of course, much of the classroom time for the program's 120 students is spent on arts and crafts, as the children are taught skills such as knitting scarves and making piñatas, but coordinator Carmen Matus said the fun activities carry cultural significance. "The objective is to reinforce their culture, language and identity as Latinos," Matus said, explaining that when the Plan Vacacional students learn about Mexican history, artists and tradition, they can understand more about their parents and share a deeper bond. She said the five-week program is funded nearly entirely by the U.S. Dept. of Education's Migrant Education Program, but businesses such as Wells Fargo also donated money. Read the full article at http://www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/ci_15464771
Source: Ukiah Daily Journal
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Title: Summer Program Keeps Latino Kids Learning
Body: From http://www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/ci_15464771 Summer program keeps Latino kids learning By JUSTINE FREDERIKSEN July 8, 2010 Teachers from Mexico share their culture, crafts during Plan Vacacional At Nokomis Elementary School Wednesday, more than 100 kids were happily spending a sunny summer afternoon inside a classroom. Of course, much of the classroom time for the program's 120 students is spent on arts and crafts, as the children are taught skills such as knitting scarves and making piñatas, but coordinator Carmen Matus said the fun activities carry cultural significance. "The objective is to reinforce their culture, language and identity as Latinos," Matus said, explaining that when the Plan Vacacional students learn about Mexican history, artists and tradition, they can understand more about their parents and share a deeper bond. She said the five-week program is funded nearly entirely by the U.S. Dept. of Education's Migrant Education Program, but businesses such as Wells Fargo also donated money. Read the full article at http://www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/ci_15464771
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