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MSU runs deep in my family too. My Father was a junior at MSU when the U.S. Entered World War II in 1941. My daughter is a now senior at MSU majoring in criminal justice.
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Friendship House MSU "Fast Friends" Newsletter for Internationals--#1
MSU runs deep in my family too. My Father was a junior at MSU when the U.S. Entered World War II in 1941. My daughter is a now senior at MSU majoring in criminal justice.
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MSU runs deep in my family too. My Father was a junior at MSU when the U.S. Entered World War II in 1941. My daughter is a now senior at MSU majoring in criminal justice.
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News, Announcements & Updates for Friendship House MSU Students
Greetings! Hi Friends! The purpose of this communication called Fast Friends is to update International students, Visiting Scholars and their families about classes, events, announcements and other news taking place at Friendship House. It will be emailed to you every few weeks. I hope you find it useful. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome to make this communication more meaningful to you.
MSU Connection Something I share in common with you is a strong connection to Michigan State University. Most of you are either MSU doctoral, graduate or undergraduate students, or Visiting Scholars, or family members of MSU students and staff. MSU runs deep in my family too. Back when women seldom attended university in the U.S., my Grandmother graduated from MSU with an English degree in 1910. Her brother, my great-uncle, received his Ph.D from MSU in 1908 and spent the next 35 years as a Professor of Animal Husbandry here. My Father was a junior at MSU when the U.S. entered World War II in 1941. He left his studies to enlist in the army and, after the war was over, returned to MSU to finish his degree in Business & English in 1946. I spent a couple of years at MSU doing gradualevorkinlheIales(Labor & Industrial Relations) while I was working at the State Capitol. Finally, my daughter is a now senior at MSU majoring in criminal justice.
Subscribe to the Friendship House Website One of my favorite subjects is asking sludenlsfriendsandevencomIeleslrangerslosubscribelolheIriendshiHousevebsileIlslhe beslvaylofindoulvhalsgoingonhereandlosearchforinformalionaboulvhat we have done and IanlodoIlsvherelhenexlcIassscheduIeforviIIbeosledandvhereyouviIIbeabIelo register for classes. So, please: (1) go to our website which is at http://friendshiphousemsu.org/; and; (2) look at this short screencast showing you how to subscribe: http://screencast.com/t/NABVU1lccf. Thank you!
Class Registration for 2012 Semester Starts November 21 Registration for our 2012 Winter/Spring semester will start Monday, November 21 and close Friday, December 9. If you have a suggestion for a new kind of English conversation or Bible class, please let me know.
Upcoming Events Friendship House MSU is pleased to announce many new events directly connected with our classes or sponsored by our partners. We have sign-up sheets at Friendship House or you can contact me (see the bottom of the next page):
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Friday, October 21 at 5:30 pm Martin Luther Chapel is hosting a Homecoming Gathering and MSU Parade this Friday. Enjoy food, fun and fellowship with other MSU students, grad students, International students, Visiting Scholars and family are welcome! Hot dogs, chili, snacks, apple cider and coffee are served promptly at 5:30 pm. The MSU parade starts at 6:00 pm and passes right by the Chapel (444 S. Abbot, East Lansing, MI 48823). Interested in going? Contact Rich at Friendship House.
Saturday, October 22 at 10:00 am Our Savior Lutheran Church has reserved a theater at Celebration Cinema for a private VKRZLQJRIWKHPRYLH&RXUDJHRXV on Saturday, Oct. 22, at 10:00 am. Students and others who are can buy tickets at the Celebration Cinema for $5.00 each. Celebration Cinema is located at 200 East Edgewood Boulevard, Lansing, MI (517) 393-7469. For more information about this wonderful and affordable movie, contact Rich at Friendship House. Link for movie info: http://www.courageousthemovie.com/themovie
Friday, November 4 at 6:30 pm Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (7000 West Saginaw Hwy, Lansing, MI 48917) is hosting its annual Harvest Dinner for the International Students, Visiting Scholars and their families of Friendship House on Friday, November 4 at 6:30 pm. There is a sign-up sheet at Friendship House for this great event. This terrific dinner is arranged exclusively for Internationals students, Visiting Scholars and their families from Friendship House. Transportation leaves from Friendship House at 6:00 pm and returns by 8:15 pm.
Sunday, November 6 at 9:45 am St. Luke Lutheran Church in Haslett (5589 Van Atta Road Haslett, MI 48840) is holding a ministry fair on Sunday, November 6 at 9:45 am until 10:45 am. Many Christian ministries, including Friendship House, will be on hand to inform and enlist members of this large-and-still-growing congregation to consider volunteering their time. Three of our International students signed up to join Rich in helping tell the Friendship House story to people that morning. If other Internationals would also like to attend, please contact Rich.
Sunday, December 4 at 4:00 PM E!aincEndah!sMusicEng!ishCnnversation Class is leading a trip, open to all Friendship House International students, to the celebrated Boars head Festival Concert at Concordia University/Ann Arbor on Sunday December 4 at 4:00 pm. This annual event has been running since 1978 and is presented at Concordia University in Ann Arbor. Students, faculty and staff come together to enact medieval Christmas traditions and the story of Christ's birth in this moving musical spectacle. Students and their guests will be charged $5 per ticket. Transportation to and from Ann Arbor from Friendship House will be arranged, leaving East Lansing at 2:00 pm and returning at 8:00 pm. Ticket availability will be handled on a first-come-first-served basis in order to be fair. Sign-up is at Friendship House.
Sunday, December 4 at 4:15 PM For students who will remain in East Lansing on December 4, there is an outstanding alternative: the Christmas Festival Concert at Martin Luther Chapel on Sunday December 4 at 4:15 pm. This event will be a free festival of music celebrating the upcoming Christmas season. Holiday music selections will be performed by the seasonal choir accompanied by an orchestra comprised of musicians involved in the ministry at Martin Luther Chapel. Also performing will be the Wednesday ON FIRE praise band (very talented MSU students). See the sign-up sheet at Friendship House and transportation will be arranged.
Have a question or concern? I am never too busy to talk with you. I am usually in the office and my door is always open. You are welcome to contact me using any of the following ways:
Email: friendshiphousemsu@gmail.com Office phone: (517) 332-8050 Leave a comment on our website http://friendshiphousemsu.org/ or Facebook (Friendship House MSU)