Cheese Night!

As always, Le Club's soirée fromage was a huge success with over 200 people in attendance, all enjoying themselves and the delicious French cheese.

 The cheese menu included classics such as: Brie, Chèvre, Boursin, Emmental, Port Salut, Bleu d'Auvergne, and Saint-Nectaire.

Say "Cheese"!

French Choir Concert

Come hear BYU's French Choir perform their spring concert! They will sing songs ranging from the Renaissance to Les Misérables. Come one, come all!

This Thursday, April 11 @ 7 pm in 3224 WILK

International Cinema

This is the last week of International Cinema for this semester, and they're going out with a bang (until Spring Term), showing Cléo de 5 à 7 (Cleo from 5 to 7).

This very French film dates from 1962 and was directed by Agnès Varda. While waiting for the result of a biopsy, French singer Cléo ventures through Paris alone for a few hours. After visiting fortune tellers, housekepers, lovers, composers, and making unexpected friends, Cléo finally meets her doctor for his diagnosis.





Showtimes:
Tonight, Tuesday, April 9 @ 8 pm
Friday, April 12 @ 5 pm
Saturday, April 13 @ 11 am and @ 5:45 pm

All films at International Cinema are free and open to the public in 250 SWKT.

Le Club's Cheese Night!

Le Club's final event of the year is upon us...
CHEESE NIGHT!

Come enjoy cheeses from all around France.

Next Thursday, April 4 @ 7 pm
WILK Terrace

Free for Club Members / $5 for everyone else

Spring Term Course Offerings

Did you know you could accomplish so much in one term? So what are you waiting for, sign up now!

Or if you have already taken 321...

The Cook-off is Tomorrow!

I saw some Italians with their game faces on... are you fired up?! (If not yet, whip out your recipe books - or the Internet - and get cooking!)

The French vs. Italian Concours Gastronomique is tomorrow at 7pm in 3222 WILK.

Please enjoy some more hilarious encouragement from "Coach" and filmmaker extraordinaire,
Professor Chris Flood:

Gaëtan Brulotte Department Symposium

The BYU Department of French and Italian Department presents Distinguished Professor Gaëtan Brulotte. Dr. Brulotte will discuss narratology in a presentation entitled "Considérations sur l'art de la nouvelle" on Thursday, March 14 at 11 am in B037 JFSB.

Professor Brulotte is a very engaging speaker and his reflections on his rich experience in the realm of authoring and publishing novellas and short stories will provide a unique opportunity for faculty and students.