About Us
The Princeton University Russian Club initiated a new chapter in its
history with a club re-organization in January 2000. The aim of the club
is to provide a forum for discussion of Russia-related topics in the
social sciences and arts as well as to facilitate access to aspects of
Russian culture. Spring 2000 semester plans include weekly language
tables, bi-weekly food and film events, lectures, and discussion groups,
trips to several museum exhibits, participation in the Princeton
University International Festival, and a trip to Brighton Beach, the
Russian emigre community in New York City. The club welcomes anyone
interested in any aspect of Russia and does not require language
proficiency.
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Goings On/Schedule
- Russian Table at Rockefeller College Dining Hall, Wednesdays 6-7pm
- Russian Table at Quadrangle Club, Tuesdays 6-7pm
(email Irina Bochkis if you'd like to attend)
- Russian Movie/Culture Presentation & Russian Food Nights, Fridays every second week
(Next venue, date & movie TBA).
March 31 Movie: Prisoner of the Mountains - tells of an ordeal of two Soviet soldiers taken prisoner in the Caucasus while fighting a guerilla war against separatists.
March 3 Lecture: Professor Herman Ermolaev, on the political and literary activity
of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn since his return to Russia from exile in 1994.
February 18 Movie: Window to Paris - a comedy/fantasy where a fired music teacher moves into a communal apartment that contains a mysterious link to the French capital...
- April 15: Communiversity, Princeton's annual festival that celebrates the links between Princeton University and the town of Princeton. This festivity included an International Festival flag procession, in which the Russian Club participated.
- Brighton Beach Day Trip, May 11, Primorski Restaurant
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