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Recent Posts
- Join Frank Biletz and Julia Denne at the Newberry for a Free Program on Tuesday, September 10, 2019
- Looking Forward to Fall at the Newberry: The Twelve Chairs and The Little Golden Calf as a Panorama of Soviet Life in the 1920s
- Coming Soon: Tolstoy’s War and Peace for teens – Winter/Spring 2020
- У лукоморья
- Life Readers for 2019: Chekhov’s Plays
- Leah A’s Interpretation of «Вот какой рассеянный»
- Jonah B’s presentation of “Багаж” (Самуил Маршак)
- Students’ Interpretations of «Вот какой рассеянный»
- Leah A’s presentation of “Багаж” (Самуил Маршак)
- Online class for teens starting in September, 2018: The Russian Revolution (1900 – 1940) through Literature and Film
- Morgan E’s interpretation of “Багаж” (Самуил Маршак)
- New Life Readers Series begins in January, 2018
- New Format: Synchronous and Asynchronous Classroom for Fall 2017 Russian Lit Online
- Amelia Parkes Interviewed for CEERES Newletter
- Nina Wilson Receives Scholarship to Study in Russia
- Fall 2017 Russian Literature for Teens: Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, Chekhov’s Annas, and Anna Karenina in Film
- Elizabeth D. recites “Вот какой рассеянный” (Самуил Маршак)
- The Annotated Story: Narine Abgaryan’s “Manyunya Performs at an End-of-Year Recital, or an Original Cure for Fear of Heights”
- Russian Language Lab Senior Projects – Celia M. Interviews a Native Russian Speaker and Amelia Parkes’ translates THE APPLES OF YOUTH AND THE WATER OF LIFE: A RUSSIAN FAIRY TALE (adapted by Aleksey Tolstoy)
- Life Readers 2016-2017
- Amelia Parkes wins award at the XIV International Olympiada of Russian Language in Moscow
- Olympiada 2016
- Russian Language Lab: Amelia Parkes recites Pushkin’s “The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights”
- Life Readers January through May 2016
- Catching up with Students
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- iLearnRussian.com
- Know your onions – The Phrase Finder
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- Krylov's fable "The Quartet"
- Lizok's Bookshelf
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- The poem "Onion Garden" by Leslie Schultz
- The University of Chicago's web exhibit on Soviet children’s books
- Tolstoy Studies Journal
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