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Clarice Lispector's Short Stories: The Symbolism Behind Her Beasts

Clarice Lispector is one of the biggest names in Brazilian literature. The everyday life around her is a canvas on which she paints her perceptions and pains to cope with them. Join us for a workshop on how to interpret the symbolism behind the animal characters in her short stories "Temptation" and "The Crime of the Math Professor", and thus understand their roles in her literary psychological journey. 

This workshop will be offered in English and Portuguese (audience will be organized in groups by language). 

Milonga Tropical - Fall 2022

Athens Tangueros presents Milonga Tropical

Tango intertwined with Latin Rhythm dancing for a memorable evening.

Live Dance performances by UGA Salsa Club, DanceFX and UGA Tango Club

— Admission: FREE —

Downtown Athens October 27, 2022 from 6:30p – 9:30p at Rialto Club

Event includes Tango lessons from 6:30p – 7:15p before the dance party begins

Romance Languages Student Appreciation Event 11am-1pm

Come join fellow students for cookies and refreshments in a celebration of our ROML undergraduates! Stop by our tent on Herty Field on your way to class between 11-1 Monday or Tuesday. 

Are you a Spanish, French, Italian, or Portuguese minor or just interested in these programs? Come chat with us about various ways you can jump from a minor to a major with just a few more classes.

Already a Spanish, French, or Romance Languages major? Come hear about new major options that may work better for you.

 

 

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