
Demand from Students, Others Prompts Addition of Arabic, Chinese
Prompted by the recognition of the role Arabic-speaking countries and China play in the world, the International Studies program adds Arabic, Chinese.
The Diplomat
September 4, 2008
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Demand from Students, Others Prompts Addition of Arabic, Chinese
Prompted by the recognition of the role Arabic-speaking countries and China play in the world, the International Studies program adds Arabic, Chinese.

Emotions Drive Zlabys’ Performance
Pianist Andrius Zlabys comes to the Barshinger Center on Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. The performance is the first of F&M’s 2008 Sound Horizon Concert Series.

Franklin & Marshall Names Paul Women’s Lax Coach
F&M taps three-time All-American Lauren Paul ’03 to be head coach of the women's lacrosse team.

It’s time to think about a visit from the folks. Family Weekend is Sept. 26 to 28. Why not bring the whole family?

Giving in fiscal year 2008 was best in years, thanks in large part to alumni.

Lindback Award Winner de Wet to Lecture
Lindback Award recipient Carol de Wet speaks about “Sunlit Shallow Seas” on Sept. 11, in Stahr Auditorium in Stager Hall.

Opera Lancaster Presents Puccini at Roschel
Deceit, death, scheming relatives and redemption. Opera Lancaster presents two one-act operas by Puccini at the Roschel Performing Arts Center Sept. 11-14.

Ford Reads Colosseum at Writers House
Prepare for a journey through the ruins in Katie Ford's poems. The poet-professor reads from Colosseum on Sept. 9 at the Philadelphia Alumni Writers House.

The 2008-2009 academic year begins with Convocation for first-year students. A photo gallery.