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Cultural Events (Spring 2012)

January

Jan. 21: Bilingual Story Time The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats, 11am, Pomegranate Books

Jan. 22 - 24: The Way film screening, 7:30pm, Thalian Hall

Jan. 28: Discussion of The House on the Lagoon by Rosario Ferré, 3pm, Pomegranate Books (note: you need to read this book in order to participate)

February

Feb. 2: Ladrón Que Roba a Ladrón film screening, 7pm, Lumina

Feb. 8: Innocent Voices/Voces Inocentes film screening, 7pm, Lumina Theater

Feb. 11: The Future of Our Undocumented Youth discussion and presentation, 10am, Northeast Library (Military Cutoff Road)

Feb. 13: Which Way Home film screening, 6:30pm, MO 100

Feb. 14: Diarios de motocicleta / Motorcycle Diaries film screening, 7pm, Lumina Theater

Feb. 15: Mario Bencastro: A Voice of His People, 5pm, CI 1008

Feb. 16: Los Castigados Spanish theater production, 7pm, Randall Library Auditorium

Feb. 18: UNCW Intercultural Festival, 11 - 3pm, Burney Center

Feb. 18: Bilingual Story Time: The Tale of Peter Rabbit/El cuento de Pedrito Conejo, 11am, Pomegranate Books

Feb. 25: Book Reading: Lizzy Irvin will be reading from Cristina García's The Agüero Sisters, 4pm, Pomegranate Books

Feb. 29: 1493: Uncovering the New World Columbus Created, lecture by Charles Mann, 7:30pm, Warwick Center

March

Mar. 5: Living, studying, and working in Latin America: A discussion with Jeremy Carter, 2pm, LH 254A

Mar. 5: Rethinking the Bottom Line: Making a Difference while Making Money, presentation by Jeremy Carter, 6pm, CI 1008

Mar. 7: Lecture and book signing by author Cristina García, 4:30pm, Lumina Theater

Mar. 26: Nicaragua: Surviving the Legacy of US Policy presentation and book signing, 6pm, Morton 100

April

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