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Modern Languages Film #6: Au Revoir, les enfants (Goodbye, Children) (France, Louis Malle, 1987).

1944: Julien's life in a French Catholic boarding school is disrupted by the arrival of a new student who challenges his position at the top of his class. Gradually the boys develop mutual respect and share a secret: Jean is Jewish and is being hidden from the Nazis. An autobiographical tale of friendship and innocence in the face of evil from an acclaimed director. (In French with English subtitles)

Modern Languages Film #6: Au Revoir, les enfants (Goodbye, Children) (France, Louis Malle, 1987).

1944: Julien's life in a French Catholic boarding school is disrupted by the arrivai of a new student who challenges his position at the top of his class. Gradually the boys develop mutual respect and shore a secret: Jean is Jewish and is being hidden from the Nazis. An autobiographical tale of friendship and innocence in the face of evil from an acclaimed director. (In French with English subtitles)

"Minimum length and the fuzziness of spacetime"

CANCELLED: Our apologies but this Project Sandbox session has been cancelled.

Attendees will learn how to use a DSLR camera and how to properly compose a photograph. No prior experience necessary.

Friday, March 29; 9–11 a.m.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Library's services desk (Level 10; The Alcove).

Click here for more information about Project Sandbox, including future presentations and workshops.

If you are feeling stressed, tired, or missing your own furry friend, then take a study break and come to the Library to see a dog!

April 25 and 26 in Markin Hall. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kerry Godfrey. http://www.uleth.ca/teachingcentre/spark

Semester at Sea is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to explore up to 15 countries in a single semester.

Fine Arts faculty share their research and creative activities. This session features Don Gill from the Department of Art and Doug MacArthur from the Department of Drama.

Decays of rare isotopes: From the precision frontier to the limits of stability