If you are interested in performing at this year’s International Night. Here
are the two audition dates, show up at time during these two periods to
solidify your spot in our performance line up.
Date: 02/13/2010
Day: Sat
Time: 10 – 4
Fisher Hall Room: 0139
Date: 02/20/2010
Day: Sat
Time: 10 – 4
Fisher Hall Room: 0139
Thursday October 29th
Fisher 101 6pm
Volunteering positions available:
-ticket selling
-food serving
-food cooking
-MUB decorating
Featuring ‘Battle Royale’ with a menu of Onigiri, Sushi, and Okonomiyaki
Fisher 131 7pm
Put link below in your browser to watch the I-Night 2009 performance:
http://www.upnorthmedia.org/publicprogram.asp?SDBFid=1009#vid
What: Brazilian Movie Social
When: Sept 10 7pm until the movie ends
Where: Walker 135
Why: To have fun and experience another culture!
We will be watching City of God and I-Club will be providing Brazilian Food to enjoy with the movie.
International Club will be holding a General Meeting to Sign Volunteer Hours on Tuesday April 21st a 7:00pm in Fisher 131.
We will also be having International Club Officer Elections on Friday April 24th at 7:00pm in Fisher 131.
If you have any questions please contact Nicole Kirch at nlkirch@mtu.edu
$8 for Performance Only
$12 for Students (Performance and Dinner)
$15 for Adults (Performance and Dinner)
Awesome Food at the MUB Commons!
Dinner starts at 6
Menu:
-Indian Veggie Curry with a Spicy Sauce and flat bread
-Thai Curry
-Icelandic Saffron Chicken
-Spanish Rice
-Hispanic Fried Plantains
-Slavic Poppy Seed Bread
-Jamaican Rum Cake
Even more awesome performances at the Rosza Center!
Performance starts at 8
-African Gumboot Dance
-Colombian Sanjuanenero Dance
-Ray Mao
-Tony Lowe
-Aikido Martial Arts Demonstration
-Indian Dance
-Chinese Traditional Dance
Courtesy of ASO
Over the years, African Night has brought the Michigan Tech community a taste of the diversity that African culture has to offer through food and exhilarating displays of dance, drama and poetry.
The African Students Organization invites you to a buffet-style dinner at 6-7.30pm in the MUB Ballroom followed by a performance at 8pm in the Rozsa Center this February 28. At the dinner, you will have the chance to indulge in dishes that capture the continent’s varied flavors, ranging from keftas, peri-peri chicken, coconut-flavored rice (vegetarian and non vegetarian), fried plantains, and an Ethiopian vegetable stew. Dances from South Africa, Central and West Africa, drumming from Ghana as well as a fashion show, woven together by a light-hearted story, introduce the main act: the Detroit School of Fine and Performing Arts Dance Ensemble. These performances echo the night’s theme, Enije, Ghanian for celebration, as they relate the highs of everyday living and African history.
Night of Exquisite African Cuisine and Culture Extravaganza.
Featuring:
The Detroit School of Fine & Performing Arts & Dance Ensemble
Dinner: 6:00-7:30PM MUB Ballroom
Performance: 8-10PM Rozsa Center
Tickets:
Students : $10
Faculty & General Public: $15
Tickets Available on the Rozsa Webiste and Office, Wads front Desk and MUB Commons
Courtesy of International Programs and Services
All international students and their family, I Club and I House members are invited to the International Student Ski Day at Mont Ripley. Equipment rental and ski instructions will be offered at a discounted price. Snacks and hot tea will be provided in a private warming room that has a fireplace (very nice). Hot chocolate, soup, hamburgers, hotdogs, etc. can be purchased at the main lodge.
Mont Ripley offers high-quality instruction for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Lessons are important. They teach safety techniques that make skiing and snowboarding more fun! Lessons will be taught at 11:00 am or 1:00 pm.
Lesson and equipment rental fees are per person.
* $10 for skis or snowboard rental (includes boots and poles)
* $5 for ski lesson
* $10 for lift ticket (non-Michigan Tech student)
Note: lift tickets are FREE for Michigan Tech studentsStudents may sign up at the IPS Office until 4:00pm, Thursday, February 19. The $10 per person equipment rental fee must be paid at IPS and is non-refundable after February 19. The lesson fee and/or lift ticket fee (non-Michigan Tech students) must be paid at Mont Ripley on the day of the event. The following information must be included for each person you register:
* first and last name
* age (if under 18)
* desired ski lesson time (11:00 am or 1:00 pm)
* skiing ability (first time, beginner or experienced)
* shoe size (U.S. measurement)
* height (U.S. measurement)Need a ride? Check with your international student organization, or call the Houghton Transit at 482-6092, or Neil’s Taxi at 482-5515. Note: the cost for a taxi ride from campus to Mont Ripley is only $6, and this can be divided among everyone in the taxi.
NOTE: the ski hill will be open to the general public on February 21, and rental reservations are not guaranteed. Please arrive early so you have the best chance to get what you need.
If you have questions, please e-mail Bob Wenc at rjwenc@mtu.edu, or call 487-2160.
