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  • French Film Festival – Rescheuled

    French Film Festival – Rescheuled

    This week:  come see White Material at 7:30 on Thursday, November 8 in McNulty 101 (amphitheater). Due to last week’s storm, Le Hérisson (The Hedgehog) will be shown in Fahy Hall 238 on Tuesday, November 13 at 7:30 p.m.  

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  • NY Times “Room for Debate” take on language learning in the United States

    NY Times “Room for Debate” take on language learning in the United States

    The New York Times “Room for Debate” feature takes on English as a dominant, global language, and the need for language education in the United States.  6 authors and educators offer different points of view on English as a worldwide language.

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  • Closed November 22-27: Thanksgiving Break

    Closed November 22-27: Thanksgiving Break

    We’ll be closed for Thanksgiving. Normal hours resume on Monday, November 28, 2011.  

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  • Languages in the news

    Languages in the news

    Unfortunately, federal funding for language learning grants are on the table for cuts in the next fiscal year. Former Secretary of State Albright and former Senator Hagel commented on the lack of funding for continuing language education and promoting proficiency in a recent article in...

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  • Additional tutoring for languages

    Additional tutoring for languages

    The ARC added Chinese and Japanese tutoring, as well as expanded the hours for other languages.  For the most recent tutoring schedule, please visit the ARC in the Arts and Sciences Building.

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  • Japan Week 2011

    Japan Week 2011

    Japan Week at Seton Hall University is a fantastic time to discover Japanese language and culture. This year, Japan Week kicks off on April 11 with the annual kite flying contest, followed by a workshop in traditional ceramics, an awards presentation and more.  Visit the...

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  • Know a different language? Prove it.

    Know a different language? Prove it.

    Take a test to show future employers your linguistic skills. French: Take the Diplôme d’études en langue française (DELF).  There are several tests, depending on your level and your professional needs. Read more about the DELF test series here. German: The Goethe Institute administers langauge tests...

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