Digest for January 29, 1999
Digest for January 29, 1999
Table of Contents
RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
01-29 January 99 Sender: holly@netscad.net
Subject: from Holly
02-29 January 99 Sender: mtmnslady@hotmail.com
Subject: from Debra & Kim
03-29 January 99 Sender: lks2@usb-omtts.usb.odessa.ua
Subject: from Vladik
04-29 January 99 Sender: lmino@home.com
Subject: from Lisa Mino
05-29 January 99 Sender: RichardSteil@cwix.com
Subject: from Lisa
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-29 January 99 Sender: m0296900@cwcom.net
Subject: Brownie troops in Russia?
02-29 January 99 Sender: banbinder@atl.mediaone.net
Subject: Please Help!
03-29 January 99 Sender: Marsha Nicholson (mnicholson@erols.com)
Subject: operaphile/artish penpals sought
04-29 January 99 Sender: "Virginia Simmons" (vsimmons@access.k12.wv.us)
Subject: A Muscians Holiday
05-29 January 99 Sender: scwhite@webtv.net (Stephen White)
Subject: Teaching jobs in Russia
06-29 January 99 Sender: leontyev@psu.karelia.ru
Subject: Complete works of Fyodor Dostoevsky
07-29 January 99 Sender: "Vladimir Seinov" (vladimir@romex.spb.ru)
Subject: translations of english literature in russian
08-29 January 99 Sender: "Anna S. Shemonaeva" (ic243ass@ic.dcn-asu.ru)
Subject: FASHION DESIGN !!!
09-29 January 99 Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Paid Internship
10-29 January 99 Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Database Support
11-29 January 99 Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Information Assistant
12-29 January 99 Sender: Delbert D Phillips (dphillip@U.Arizona.EDU)
Subject: Univ of Arizona Russian Abroad program
13-29 January 99 Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Staff Accountant
14-29 January 99 Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Human Resource Position
15-29 January 99 Sender: Emily Sanders (esanders@counterpart.org)
Subject: Please post or pass along this job ad
16-29 January 99 Sender: bert45@webtv.net (Bert45)
Subject: Re: Digest for 99-01-19 (Happy Birthday F&P!)
17-29 January 99 Sender: "JOSEPH DRESEN" (DRESENJO@WWIC.SI.EDU)
Subject: Paid Internship announcement - Russian Studies
18-29 January 99 Sender: a.bakin@usa.net
Subject: Contemporary Dance Chelyabinsk
19-29 January 99 Sender: Ikon3@gte.net
Subject: from Tampa FL
20-29 January 99 Sender: scotkang (scotkang@mail.dwpm.co.kr)
Subject: Congratulations
21-29 January 99 Sender: "Tatiana L. Vassilieva" (tatiana@tanv.pkb.dp.ua)
Subject: Ukrainian student group seeks contacts
(X-POST from CIVILSOC)
22-29 January 99 Sender: Sanford Radom (sradom@worldnet.att.net)
Subject: Radomissle
23-29 January 99 Sender: Dadabaeva Hursheda (friend@khj.td.silk.org)
Subject: Hello from Khursheda
24-29 January 99 Sender: "Paul Richardson" (paul@rispubs.com)
Subject: Russia's Sexual Revolution
25-29 January 99 Sender: Oleg Boitchun (press1@online.com.ua)
Subject: The NGO Information and Resource Center
APPENDIX: LISTSERV address & basic procedures
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WHAT'S NEW . . .
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RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
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Sender: holly@netscad.net
Subject: from Holly
My husband and I adopted two children from Herson (Kherson) Ukraine in
April 1998. We are interested in corresponding with other couples who
have Kherson Ukraine. Thanks, Holly
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Sender: mtmnslady@hotmail.com
Subject: from Debra & Kim
Hello: Kim and I will traveling to the City of Tombov, SE of Moscow this
July 1999. Would like to get a sense of the Russian culture and perhaps
meet people on the internet from the area? Please feel free to e-mail me.
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Sender: lks2@usb-omtts.usb.odessa.ua
Subject: from Vladik
hello everybody!!! i'm a student of Odessa State University in
Ukraine.Faculty of Sociology, but i'm also is interested in computing,
learning languges.I learn Enlish and trying to learn German, so if there
is
anybody who speaks german write me. I like programming so if there is a
beginners as i am i 'll happy so everyone who wants to correspond write to
odsociol@paco.net or lks2@usb-omtts.usb.odessa.ua
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Sender: lmino@home.com
Subject: from Lisa Mino
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRIENDS AND PARTNERS!
Congradulations on all of your success. This is a great site! Any one
please feel free to contact me. I am always eager to make good friends.
Ciao, Lisa
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Sender: RichardSteil@cwix.com
Subject: from Lisa
Hello! I would like a pen pal from Russia.
Write me.
Lisa
RichardSteil@cwix.com
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E-MAIL POSTINGS . . .
Please continue to send your e-mail to friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
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Sender: m0296900@cwcom.net
Subject: Brownie troops in Russia?
Hello, Two of my daughters are members of `Brownies` (this is the junior
section of the Girl Guides Association) here in England. They have been
asked to find out about Brownies in Russia. We would be most grateful if
anyone could tell us if there are any Brownie packs or Girl Guides in
Russia. If there aren`t, are there any similar organisations in Russia
for
children. What sort of activities do they take part in? Thank you for
your help. Donald Holden, on behalf of Alice and Rosemary Holden (ages 8
&
7).
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Sender: banbinder@atl.mediaone.net
Subject: Please Help!
I am currently directing a production of "The Sea Gull" in Atlanta,
Georgia.
I want to make sure that we pronounce the names correctly, but the
translations that I have do not include phonetic pronunciation guides.
Would you be able to help?
Here are a few of the names we're dealing with. If you can give me a fa
net' ik pronunciation of the following names, I would be ever so grateful!
Arkadina
Shamraev
Treplyev
Soren
Turgenev (a town or city)
Thank you so much!
Barry L. Anbinder
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Sender: Marsha Nicholson (mnicholson@erols.com)
Subject: operaphile/artish penpals sought
Salvete Amici,
I am marshalling my resources to be able to visit Russia in the summer of
2000, and before I go I would very much like to make the acquaintance of
"locals" who share my interests.
The primary goal of my trip is a pilgrimage to the grave of the god-like
Feodor Chaliapin in Moscow. St. Petersburg is also (of course) on my
itinerary. Aside from those two destinations, I await suggestions as to
where else I should visit.
My main interests are: literature (I'm currently seeking discussion
partners for The Master and Margherita specifically, though my general
interest is much wider--just ask!), music (particularly classical and
American popular song up to the 1960's), most manifestations of the visual
arts, any powerful manifestation of the performing arts, and Ancient
Rome(late republic, early Empire).
My overriding passion is opera--any aspect.
I welcome correspondence from any and all who are likewise inclined.
Please respond to mnicholson@erols.com
Cheers,
Marsha
"When God created Chaliapin, He must have been in a particularly good
mood."
--Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko
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Sender: "Virginia Simmons" (vsimmons@access.k12.wv.us)
Subject: A Muscians Holiday
The Russia & West Virginia Foundation is sponsoring a special trip to
Russia for Musicians and Music lovers. The projected dates for the trip
are August 6-16, 1999. The participants will enjoy St. Petersburg, Moscow
and a cruise between the two cities. Musicians will have an opportunity to
play at several of the port cities and at the Kremlin with the Presidential
Orchestra of the Russian Federation (this is Yeltsin's official orchestra).
Because of our Russian partners, those on this tour will have extraordinary
opportunities no afforded to the usual tourist. While in Moscow, we will
stay in our partner city of Korolev, home of Russian Mission Control.
Are you interested, contact Larry Kopelman (304)345-2889 or e-mail this
address. Our web site is:
http://www.friends-partners.org/~ericd/index/html
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Sender: scwhite@webtv.net (Stephen White)
Subject: Teaching jobs in Russia
Dear Sir or Madam:
I am looking for a teaching job in Russia or in the former republics. I
have a batchelor's degree in Chemistry. I see this as an opportunity to
help people and to better learn the Russian culture.
Thank you for any help you can give.
Stephen White
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Sender: leontyev@psu.karelia.ru
Subject: Complete works of Fyodor Dostoevsky
Name: Leontyev Aleksey
Email-address: leontyev@psu.karelia.ru
"Complete works of Fyodor Dostoevsky" http://www.karelia.ru/~Dostoevsky
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Sender: "Vladimir Seinov" (vladimir@romex.spb.ru)
Subject: translations of english literature in russian
Morning,
Can you help me to find a partner who is expert in russian-english (and =
vice verse) translations of english literature in russian?
Thanks
Vladimir
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Sender: "Anna S. Shemonaeva" (ic243ass@ic.dcn-asu.ru)
Subject: FASHION DESIGN !!!
Hello !
I'm Anna, 21 y.o., city of Barnaul, Russia.
I'm looking for any students studying FASHION DESIGN in the USA or UK for
the purpose of exchanging information about EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF
FASHION DESIGN.
Besides, I'll be very thankful for any information on the possibilities for
RUSSIAN STUDENTS to study fashion design abroad ( info on GRANTS,
SCHOLARSHIPS, CHARITY FUNDS, etc.).
HELP ME, PLEASE !!!
Waiting for YOUR message with anticipation...
My e-mail : ic243ass@ic.dcn-asu.ru
Yours,
Anna Shemonaeva
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Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Paid Internship
Paid Internship Position Available Immediately
The International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) is seeking a graduate
student to research, analyze, and report on prospective foundation and
individual donors.
Internship duration: Unlimited and open to discussion with successful
applicant after a three-month trial period.
Location: Off-site, with weekly meetings at IREX (1616 H Street, NW).
Number of hours per week: The job is primarily task oriented and the
completion of the tasks is the goal. Applicants will be expected to work
15 hours per week. Because this position will not be located at IREX, the
successful applicant must be readily and easily reachable by phone during
specified working hours (these hours will be determined by the successful
candidate with IREXís Foundation Relations Officer).
Internship Stipend: $600/month (IREX will also pay Lexis-Nexis or other
resource access fees, when pre-approved by Foundation Relations Officer).
Responsibilities:
1. Meet weekly with the Foundation Relations Officer to receive
research assignments and guidance. Regularly communicate by
phone and email with the Foundation Relations Officer to
report on progress.
2. Learn about IREX and its programs.
3. Find out relevant details about prospective donors.
4. Search for and locate prospective donors.
5. Provide relevant information and a basic analysis of the
likelihood of the prospect funding IREX or specific
IREX programs. A reporting format will be supplied.
Requirements:
1. Personal knowledge and experience in the Slavic social sciences and
humanities fields (examples: international studies, history, language, and
literature).
2. Excellent research and analytical skills, including either working
knowledge of Web searching, Lexis-Nexis, and published resources (The
Foundation Directory, Whoís Who, etc.) or strong ability to learn to use
these resources quickly, accurately, and efficiently.
3. After receiving basic training from IREXís Foundation Relations
Officer, the successful applicant must be able to work independently.
4. The successful applicant must also demonstrate a high level of
attention to detail.
5. Applicants must have their own access to the World Wide Web and e-mail,
and be able and willing to take advantage of available resources in the
Washington, DC area, including the Foundation Center and professional
prospect research listservs.
6. IREX will be looking carefully for an applicantís eagerness to learn
and perfect a professional skill (prospect research).
For more information on IREX, visit our web site at www.irex.org
Send cover letter and resume to:
IREX/Foundation Relations Intern
1616 H St NW
Washington, DC 20006
Fax: (202) 628-8189
Email: hr@irex.org
No phone calls please.
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Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Database Support
Database Support Specialist
IREX possesses a large and critically important centralized database for
tracking and maintaining contact with scholars, alumni, and important
business, foundation, government, and media contacts. Accurate and
up-to-date data is required to manage scholarly exchange programs; to
attract influential attendees and participants to international seminars
and conferences; and to build networks of individuals and institutions that
serve US and regional interests.
IREX seeks a full time consultant for the position of Database Support
Specialist (DSS) to maintain accurate, consistent, and up-to-date
information in the Central Database. To accomplish this goal, the DSS
will:
… establish and enforce data entry style standards;
… monitor the quality and consistency of data being entered by
program staff;
… ensure that data is updated when participant status changes
(e.g. changing addresses when status changes from participant
to alum);
… provide training to staff in the use of the database software
and application of data entry standards;
… coordinate with IT staff to improve user-interface and develop
new tools as needed;
… perform or coordinate data entry (including new contact
information, but not program information) to systematically
maintain and regularly update data; and
… establish a regular system of updating key US government and
foreign embassy contact information.
This position is currently funded through August, 1999. Continuation
beyond that date is subject to availability of funding.
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Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Information Assistant
INTERNATIONAL
Information Assistant
IREX, a leading nonprofit organization in international education and
training, seeks an Information Assistant. Responsibilities include
providing information on scholar exchanges; greeting visitors; answering
phones, sorting correspondence, e-mail, and faxes for a 90-person office;
and other duties as assigned. Qualifications: BA degree in Russian/Slavic
Studies/International Development or equivalent knowledge of the region.
Excellent English and interpersonal skills required; knowledge of a Slavic
language desirable. Knowledge of Microsoft Office 95 highly desirable.
This entry-level position has growth potential. Visit www.irex.org. Fax
or e-mail resumes and cover letter to: IREX, HR/IA, 1616 H Street, NW,
Washington, DC 20006, Fax: (202)
628-8189, E-mail: hr@irex.org. No phone calls.
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Sender: Delbert D Phillips dphillip@U.Arizona.EDU
Subject: Univ of Arizona Russian Abroad program
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
RUSSIA PROGRAMS FOR 1999 LANGUAGE PROGRAMS IN ST. PETERSBURG AND MOSCOW
BUSINESS INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS IN MOSCOW
The UA Russian Abroad study-abroad program offerings are an outreach effort
of the Department of Russian and Slavic Languages, acknowledged as one of
the premiere Russian language training programs in the USA. Directed by
Professor Del Phillips, Russian Language Coordinator at the UA and veteran
of over 29 years of experience leading student groups to Russia without
ever a program cancellation. Tese programs have provided an opportunity
for over 2000 students from over 110 institutions both here and abroad to
further their knowledge of the Russian language and culture.
The UA Russian Abroad Business Internship programs in Moscow allow students
to study Russian for the purpose of business communication and to utilize
this knowledge directly on the job by interning in one of the many
companies which receive our interns. UA Russian Abroad language programs
serve students on all levels. The specially planned curriculum offers
intensive small group as well as individual tutorials in the areas of
Russian grammar, composition, conversation, phonetics and intonation,
newspaper reading and literature. Instructors, if you would not rather go
to the trouble of setting up a group yourself recommend us to your students
and you can go along gratis and hassle free You will find us on the web at:
http://gg.russian.arizona.ara.
All programs include:
*Round trip air fare from New York (or Newark) (No air, Option #7)
*Two meals daily
*Services of UA Resident director on site
*Intensive language instruction
*Russian invitation, visa, registration fees, and departure taxes
*Internship placement for interns
*Pre and post diagnostic testing
*All instructional materials
*Dormitory or homestay
*Theater performances (weekly)
*Monthly transportation pass
*Local excursions (weekly)
*15 units of UA credit for semester programs
* 6 units of UA credit for each summer term
Option #1
Spring Language Program or Business Internship Program in Moscow.
Dates: January 15-April 10, 1999 (post travel departs Russia April 17).
Cost from New York (including air fare, lodging, 2 meals per day, and 15
semester units of UA credit!): $5999. (post travel optional). (Price
subject to change).
Option #2
Summer Language Program, Session One in St. Petersburg at the Russian
Language Center of St. Petersburg State University. Dates: May 29-July 5,
1999 Cost from New York (including air fare, lodging, 2 meals per day and 6
units of UA semester credit!): $3299. (price subject to change).
Option #3
Summer Language Program, Session Two in Moscow. Dates: July 4-August 4,
1999 (post travel departs Russia August 11). Cost from New York (including
air fare, lodging, 2 meals per day and 6 units of UA semester credit!):
$3595 (price subject to change).
Option #4
Summer Language Session One in St. Petersburg plus Summer Session Two in
Moscow. Dates: May 29-August 4, 1998 (post travel option departs Russia
August 11). Cost all inclusive from New York (including air fare, lodging,
2 meals per day and 12 units of UA semester credit!): $4875 (price subject
to change).
Option #5
Summer Business Internship Program in Moscow. Dates: May 29 - August 4,
1998 (post travel option departs Russia August 11). Cost from New York
(including air fare and 12 units of UA credit!): $4775 (price subject to
change).
Option #6
Fall Language Program or Business Internship Program in Moscow Dates:
September 18 - December 12 (post travel departs Russia December 19) Cost
all inclusive from New York (including air fare, lodging, 2 meals per day
and 15 units of semester credit from UA!): $6049. (Price subject to
change).
Option #7
Academic Year in Russia. Fall language or Internship program plus Spring
language or internship program. Dates: September 18, 1999-April 8, 2000
(post travel departs Russia April 15). Cost all inclusive from New York
(lodging, 2 meals per day and 30 units of semester credit from UA!):
$10,399 (does not include air fare or period of time between semesters).
(Price subject to change.)
For Additional Information and applications, please contact:
Professor Del Phillips
UA Department of Russian, Mod Lang 340
Tucson, AZ 85721
Telephone 520-621-7341
Fax 520-749-2163
E-mail: dphillip@u.arizona.edu
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Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Staff Accountant
ACCOUNTING
Staff Accountant
IREX, a leading non-profit organization in international education and
training seeks a Staff Accountant. Responsibilities include government
contract maintenance, overseas office expense reports, and reconciling G/L
accounts. Must have a BS degree, minimum of 4 years experience, and be
proficient in Excel and Word. Knowledge of Solomon IV a plus. IREX has an
excellent benefits pkg. Visit www.irex.org. Send cover letter, resumes
and salary history to: IREX, HR/Acct, 1616 H St NW, Washington, DC 20006.
Fax: (202) 628-8189, email: hr@irex.org. No calls.
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Sender: IREX Human Resources (hr@irex.org)
Subject: Human Resource Position
INTERNATIONAL
Human Resource Specialist
IREX, a leading nonprofit organization in international education and
training, seeks a dynamic Human Resource Specialist for its small, but fast
paced HR division. Responsibilities include managing new
hire/terminations/promotion paperwork; insurance enrollment/disenrollment;
recruitment advertising; maintaining employee database; tracking
professional devlpmt funds; and processing HR bills. Qualifications: BA
degree in Human Resource Management or equivalent, plus 1-year experience
in the HR field. Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office 95. The successful candidate will be detail
oriented, self-motivated, and able to work independently. Visit
www.irex.org. Fax or e-mail resumes and cover letter to: IREX, HR/HRS,
1616 H Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006, Fax: (202) 628-8189, E-mail:
hr@irex.org. No phone calls.
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Sender: Emily Sanders (esanders@counterpart.org)
Subject: Please post or pass along this job ad
MICROCREDIT TECHNICAL ADVISOR, TAJIKISTAN
Counterpart International, Inc., a Private Voluntary Organization founded
in 1965, is currently seeking applicants for a two-year Microcredit
Technical Advisor position in Tajikistan. This program will help build
local organizational capacity to pilot microcredit schemes through
intensive training and technical assistance. This position will report to
the current Counterpart Tajikistan Chief of Party. Responsibilities
include: implementing and managing the program in coordination with current
Counterpart NGO program; developing the skills of Tajik staff; training and
consultations for local NGOs in microcredit methodologies and issues;
writing reports to donors; and liaising with local/international
organizations, government ministries, and private sector business persons.
Prefers: some Russian or local language skills. Requires: masters degree
in business, finance or economics; 5-10 years economic and/or
organizational development, credit/banking and/or business experience in
international environment; experience living and working overseas,
preferably in Central Asia. Must be U.S. citizen. Please send resume and
cover letter no later than February 15, 1999 to: Emily Sanders, Counterpart
International, 1200 18th Street, NW, Suite 1100, Washington, DC 20036; fax:
202.296.9679. Email: esanders@counterpart.org No phone calls please.
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Sender: bert45@webtv.net (Bert45)
Subject: Re: Digest for 99-01-19 (Happy Birthday F&P!)
if you would like a friend, please email me
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Sender: "JOSEPH DRESEN" (DRESENJO@WWIC.SI.EDU)
Subject: Paid Internship announcement - Russian Studies
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Internship Positions * Washington, DC
*********************************
The Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies of the Woodrow Wilson
Center in Washington, DC, offers paid Research Assistantships throughout
the year for undergraduate, graduate students and prospective graduate
students who are either U.S. citizens or permanent residents. A number of
positions are still available for Spring and Summer, 1999. Each research
assistant works with a Fellow or Research Scholar in residence at the
Institute over a period of three to nine months. Applicants must have a
good command of the Russian language, good organizational skills, and be
able to conduct independent research.
A Research Assistantship at the Kennan Institute complements any student's
academic interest in Russian or Soviet Studies. Research Assistants have
the opportunity to:
… Work closely with a prominent scholar in the field.
… Attend discussions and seminars sponsored by the Institute.
… Build on research skills you've acquired in college.
… Gain the privilege to use the Kennan Institute Library, which houses
approximately 7,500 volumes and more than fifty Russian journals and
newspapers.
… Have the opportunity to use your Russian language skills.
… Have a flexible schedule of 15 hours per week.
If you are interested in continuing in Russian Studies, a research
assistantship at the Kennan Institute will provide practical experience in
the field while helping you establish contacts with academics and policy
makers that may prove useful for achieving future career objectives.
To apply, send a resume and cover letter describing your research interests
to:
Research Assistantships
Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
One Woodrow Wilson Plaza
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20523
The Woodrow Wilson Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer and as such
follows EOE guidelines in the selection of its interns and research
assistants.
For more information, please call (202) 691-4245. You may also fax your
resume to (202) 691-4247.
Joseph Dresen
Program Assistant
Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies
Woodrow Wilson Center
One Woodrow Wilson Plaza
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20523 (20004 for deliveries)
tel. 202-691-4245
fax 202-691-4001
dresenjo@wwic.si.edu
http://wwics.si.edu
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Sender: a.bakin@usa.net
Subject: Contemporary Dance Chelyabinsk
Name: Alexander Bakin
Email-address: a.bakin@usa.net
Dear sirs, here's some information on us. Could you possibly pass it to
those who might be interested in it? Thanks in advance, A.Bakin, PR
manager Theater of Contemporary Dance Chelyabinsk Art-adviser Vladimir Pona
Choreographers Vladimir and Olga Pona The activities of Chelyabinsk Theater
of Contemporary Dance include: directing and production of performances and
concerts, educational activities, participation in organization of tours of
similar theater companies, organization of festivals and competitions.
Theater has a large repertoire, which has been constantly renewed. Theater
specializes mostly in miniature production - there are about 25 of them on
the repertoire, 5 one-act performances include 2 for children. Theater
does not have its own building. When choosing style for performances, the
troupe follow rather their own perception of the world then previously
accepted and acknowledged schemes.
Chelyabinsk Theater of Contemporary Dance is a prize-winner of many
internal competitions, it took part in international competition in Vitebsk
(Belarus) and got a prize. Theater sustains contacts with choreographers
and artists, including those from European countries. These art and
business connections provide useful information on development of modern
dance. Regular troupe of Chelyabinsk Theater of Contemporary Dance
includes 11 dancers, a tour group does not exceed 14 dancers. All actors
have professional education, take everyday lessons in classical and modern
dance. Theater choreographers Vladimir and Olga Pona have professional
education, studied modern dance by themselves (took part in various seminar
programs, including those organized by European and American teachers).
Theater is interested in: _ organization of Modern Dance Theater
performances in any country; _ participation in festivals, competitions and
other non-commercial activities. Theater is ready to offer its troupe and
logistics to a talented choreographer with letters of recommendation for
production of performance of concert program. Theater can also further
realization of any art projects in the Urals (Russia).
Contact us: Russia 454011 Chelyabinsk City Tsvillinga Str., 54 fax (3512)
653602 Mr. Udod E-mail: a.bakin@usa.net
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Sender: Ikon3@gte.net
Subject: from Tampa FL
Name: Anatoly
Email-address: Ikon3@gte.net
hello everybody, my is anatoly I live in Tampa FL.. Studing to become an
airline pilot. If you're russian or american pilot, or wona be. you can
e-mail me. God Love YOU! Bye.
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Sender: scotkang (scotkang@mail.dwpm.co.kr)
Subject: Congratulations
Happy Birthday !
Congratulations!
I am really happy to be one of your friends - partners. As a new family
from last month, I am really happy to be one of you.
from a nice Korean friend seeking friends and partners of Russia
especially,in Ural and Siberia Region
e mail address:shmiwook@chollian.net
Shin Dal Soon
From Seoul,Korea
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Sender: "Tatiana L. Vassilieva" (tatiana@tanv.pkb.dp.ua)
Subject: Ukrainian student group seeks contacts
X-POST from CIVILSOC
Dear friends!
Our youth students organization from Ukraine seeks contacts with student
organizations from different countries to establish intersectoral
partnerships.
Olia Vasylyeva,
coordinator of program,
e-mail: tatiana@tanv.pkb.dp.ua
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Sender: Sanford Radom (sradom@worldnet.att.net)
Subject: Radomissle
I am trying to get information about a town called Radomissle where my
ancestors came from. Do you know if it? Please let me know. Thank you.
Download Neoplanet at http://www.neoplanet.com
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Sender: Dadabaeva Hursheda (friend@khj.td.silk.org)
Subject: Hello from Khursheda
Hello. How are you.How your study? I am fine. My name is Khursheda. I am
17 years old.I am from Khudjand.I study at the Institute TIM. My faculty
is MARKETING.Write me letter please. GOOD BYE.
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Sender: "Paul Richardson" (paul@rispubs.com)
Subject: Russia's Sexual Revolution
The new issue of RUSSIAN LIFE magazine has as its cover story Russia's
Sexual Revolution, how attitudes and practices have changed in Russia these
past ten years.
Other stories include: 100 years of Children's books * Solvychegodsk *
Yuri Olesha * Alexander Griboyedov and much much more!
RUSSIAN LIFE is the 42-year-old magazine of Russian culture, history,
travel and issues. It is a bimonthly magazine that is produced by a joint
US-Russian team of authors and editors and is distributed from our
company's headquarters in Vermont. Each issue includes 64 pages of
colorful photos and long feature articles on every aspect of Russian life
today.
To subscribe, simply visit our website at:
www.russian-life.com
The folks at Russian Life...
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Sender: Oleg Boitchun (press1@online.com.ua)
Subject: The NGO Information and Resource Center
Dear Colleagues,
The NGO Information and Resource Center On-line (NGO-IRC) in Ukraine has
supported the growth and development of Ukrainian's NGO sector since 1997
through, advisory services,computer and business services, information,
Public awareness activities, seminars, workshops and roundtables with
different constituencies and secotrs of Ukrainian society.
As many of you are aware, NGOs in the countries of the CIS are beginning to
take advantage of the wealth of exchange programmes, internships, on-line
training and published materials that exist for the purposes of
strengthening the capacity of their organizations.
In order to make this information more accessible to NGOs, The
Euro-Atlantic Information Foundation (EAIF) is currently undertaking a
project to develop a directory of available NGO capacity-building resources
and publications for the Central and Eastern Europe and the countries of
the CIS. Full participation of relevant organizations who are working in
this field is essential for the sucessful completion of this project. We
therefore kindly request your assistance by completing the following
questionnaire in full on capacity-building resources so that the relevant
activities of your organization may be included in the directory.
Additionally, if you are able to forward any copies of your resources,
publication catalogues, or descriptions of any training and/or funding
programmes to me, it would be greatly appreciated.
We offer to take part in the project on creation The Euro-Atlantic
Information Network.The EAINFONET-Ukraine (on-line) was established by the
The Euro-Atlantic Information Foundation in cooperation with the government
and NGO's research institutions. It is a non-governmental
interdisciplinary research institution (on-line) which provides analytical
and informational support to the highest bodies of executive and
legislative power in East Europe,Ukraine and Russia,CIS on a wide range of
political,economic, legal, defence and social issues related Ecology and
Human Rights.
But EAIF needs more information on these problems. Can you help us? If it
is not too much trouble please contact us by post or e-mail. We also need
the information about e-conferences dealing with such problems. We will
of course be happy to share the completed directory with those
organizations who show an interest.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Oleg Boitchun
InterSvit - The New Media Generation
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