The (seb) 48-Hour Film Festival starts this Friday, March 9th at 1pm at the (seb) Office/Commons 2B10. Check the website for more information and email cobra1@umbc or fskeiky1@umbc if you have any questions!
]]>Our 10 Second Motion Competition is official! What will you be submitting?
Stevo made that Retriever transformation!
]]>Caught On Camera of the Day: Food thief makes brazen appearance in background of video as roommate records rant in foreground about his food being stolen.
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Was this recorded at UMBC? Squirrels are so rude.
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]]>Anyone can apply as long as you’re part of the UMBC community (students, staff, faculty, alumni, adjunct professors, commuters, residents, part time, full time, grad students, bio majors, math minors, etc.).
]]>Come and get your free buttons from the storefront! We’re making creative buttons all the time =)
]]>Guess who is playing at Flat Tuesdays for free this Friday?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?
Yeah, that’s right.
Free show
Walking distance from your shitty dorm
Be there.
Also with;
(non-UMBC friends, it’s free for you too)
Alan Kreizenbeck, chair of theater, has been selected by the Japan Studies Association to be a participant in the 2012 Freeman Summer Institute on Japan. The Institute will operate at Hawaii Tokai International College in Honolulu from Sunday, May 20 thru Friday, June 8, 2012.
The workshop aims to provide knowledge about Japan that faculty can use for curriculum development at their home institution. Kreizenbeck will be developing a course that focuses on various forms of Japanese theatre such as Noh, Kabuki, Kyogen and Bunraku. Most expenses are covered by the Freeman Institute, and additional fees are covered by the Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and the Asian Studies Program.
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