Art on View: Following The Flavors of the African Diaspora

Tue 7 Feb - Sun 4 Mar

food_map1Discover the flavors of the African Diaspora in this special Library exhibit, from Africa to South and Central America, the Caribbean islands, and North America and consider how food has expressed and continues to express identity among groups with African ancestry throughout the world.

And on Tuesday 7 February at 19h30 don't miss an illustrated talk by Dr. Monique Wells exploring the common threads found among various foods and methods of food preparation in Africa and its Diaspora and their cultural significance among African Diaspora peoples.


 
AAWE @ The Library: Understanding French Higher Education

Thu 9 Feb

beyond_bacJoin us for this panel presentation by authors of the AAWE publication, Beyond the Bac – Higher Education in France and Abroad, will elucidate and demystify this complex subject.

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Close Ups: Famous Hollywood Pairs with Tama Carroll

Tue 14 Feb

robert-redford-and-paul-newmanThis month explore the elusive qualities of  “good chemistry” and how it's transmited through film.

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