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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Baruch Japan Club: JCC & ECO+ Ecuadorian Club’s Welcome to the Jungle
Dear Members,
We hope you all enjoyed our West Meets East Matsuri last Thursday! For those of you that weren’t able to attend don’t worry; we still have plenty of events planned for the rest of the year. In fact, this Thursday, March 26th, join us at our usual room VC 10-165 as we hold our first Japanese Conversation Class (JCC) of the semester.
This event is designed to help people learn Japanese regardless of their skill level. If you are interested in learning Japanese for the first time, or are simply trying to improve your Japanese speaking skills, then join us! Everyone attending will be split into groups depending on their level (Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced). The theme for this JCC will be “Useful Phrases”, phrases you may use at a store, restaurant, or even on the streets of Tokyo! Refreshments will be served. Feel free to invite your friends to come as well!
On Thursday, March 26th we will also be cosponsoring ECO + Ecuadorian Club’s event Welcome to the Jungle an event which will provide an insightful look into the jungles of Ecuador. Feel free to check out their event in VC 9-175.
Event Information
Event # 1: Japanese Conversation Class
Date: Thursday, March 26th
Place & Time: 12:45-2:05PM at VC 10-165
Event # 2: Welcome to the Jungle
Date: Thursday, March 26th
Place & Time: 12:45-2:15 PM at VC 9-175
Best Regards,
Andy Lantigua
Secretary Trainee | Baruch Japan Club
Baruch College
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Nobuko Miyazaki at Renee Weiler Concert Hall
http://caffevivaldi.com/event/nobuko-miyazaki-at-renee-weiler-concert-hall/
Nobuko Miyazaki at Renee Weiler Concert Hall
Sunday March 29 @ 7:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Collaborative project by Kotoe, Alessandro, and Arei
Alessandro Ricciarelli (guitar/vocal)
Kotoe Suzuki (piano/vocal)
Arei Sekiguchi (drums/percussion)
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Nobuko Miyazaki “INORIKAZE” Album Release Concert!
Nobuko Miyazaki (flute/shinobue)
Emi Inaba (piano)
Brian Prunka (‘oud)
Arei Sekiguchi (percussion)
TBC (cello/bass)
Come and experience Nobuko’s musical world, featuring works from the new album “Inorikaze” (Prayer Wind) and newer works expressing her Middle Eastern influences, craftily interwoven with personal stories.
A passionate and emotive flutist/shinobue (Japanese bamboo flute) player/composer, Nobuko Miyazaki draws influences from classical, jazz, Japanese, and Arabic music, embracing traditions and transcending them. She has performed across the world, including at BBC Proms in the Park and as a soloist at Carnegie Hall. Her orchestral composition “Inorikaze” was premiered in 2013 by Manhattan Symphonie.
She is joined by the highly acclaimed oud player/composer Brian Prunka (Nashaz, Near East River Ensemble) who works with greats such as Simon Shaheen, Michael Bates, and Ravish Momin; a truly multicultural drummer/percussionist Arei Sekiguchi whose beats reflect everything from jazz, samba, and Latin American music; and the award-winningpianist/composer Emi Inaba, who is Nobuko’s decade-long collaborator across three continents.
Nobuko is passionate about children’s rights and education, and a portion of the album sales will be donated for the cause.
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“Career Forum for Positions in the U.S.”
2. Email for students about upcoming “Career Forum for Positions in the U.S.”
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The next Career Forum for Japanese-English speakers in the U.S. will
be the “Career Forum for Positions in the U.S.” coming up on May 30th.
Scheduled to follow graduation, this event will be the perfect opportunity
for students who have not yet found employment to do so.
Last year companies from diverse industries such as IT Consulting, Manufacturing,
Accounting, Broadcasting, Travel, and more attended seeking candidates for
immediate hire.
Registration and attendance is free. More information on the
“Career Forum for Positions in the U.S.” is available at:
http://www.careerforum.net/event/pny/?ref=201422&lang=E
As per usual, you will find attached an email text for your students
regarding the event. If you can forward this message on to your students
or have it available on your newsletter/website/facebook,
it would be greatly appreciated.
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Please feel free to contact me at anytime with questions or comments.
Thank you again for all of your assistance!
Warm regards,
Catherine Rackley
DISCO International, Inc.
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Catherine Rackley | c.rackley@discointer.com
DISCO International, Inc. | www.discointer.com
15 W 44th St. 5th Fl. New York, NY 10036 USA
Tel: 212-403-6844 Fax: 212-382-2390
Website: http://www.careerforum.net
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