12:00pm - 1:00pm
LT 1406A
German Club this week will feature a special presentation and discussion led by Elias Taxacher on "Das Rote Wien," "Red Vienna," the successful experiment in socialist urban policy in Vienna, Austria, during the interwar period.
The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 12–1 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!
6:00pm - 8:00pm
LT 1406A
Join us for a special presentation of a pathbreaking work of East German cinema.
"Although he has a girlfriend who is expecting his child, Philipp, a young teacher in Berlin, meets Matthias and falls in love. After years of repressing his homosexuality, he must finally accept himself for who he truly is. The first and only DEFA feature film about homosexuality, COMING OUT premiered on November 9, 1989 … the evening the Berlin Wall came down.
Winner of a Silver Berlin Bear and Best Feature Film at the Berlin International Film Festival." (from Kanopy)
12:00pm - 1:00pm
LT 1406A
The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 12–1 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!
6:00pm - 9:00pm
LT 1406A
Join us for a special presentation of a recent German film. Details coming soon...
12:00pm - 1:00pm
LT 1406A
The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 12–1 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!
1:00pm - 2:30pm
LT 1406A
Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770–1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu
12:00pm - 1:00pm
LT 1406A
The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 12–1 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!
12:00pm - 1:00pm
LT 1406A
The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 12–1 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!
1:00pm - 2:30pm
LT 1406A
Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770–1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu
12:00pm - 1:00pm
LT 1406A
The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 12–1 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu