[CCC] Coming events in Cam/London

[Mary Pines]

Dear all,

Fun stuff! We like it! Here's some that's coming up:

- Pub night! Next Wednesday, Jan 24th at the 
Castle Pub on Castle Hill. Fantastic spot! Join 
us anytime after 9 for a spot of real ale.

- Again, a reminder about the High Commissioner's 
Dinner Feb 16th. Pen that into your diaries! And 
fear not - invitations are on the way. If you 
don't get one by the end of next week, please 
e-mail the secretary at 
cdnclub-secretary at srcf.ucam.org 
<mailto:cdnclub-secretary at srcf.ucam.org>. Also, 
if you don't have a college address and would an 
invitation, please drop us an e-mail with your 
postal address, as we otherwise cannot get you an 
invitation (which has an RSVP card inside that 
must be filled out and returned).


- Please see below for fun stuff organised by other societies:


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Courtesy of Network Canada:

Canary Wharf Ice Rink - 22 January 2007

Network Canada members will be meeting at Canary 
Wharf Ice Rink on the evening of 22 January for 
an hour of skating followed by drinks with the 
Vandoos social club at Smollensky's On Ice near 
the rink. Please visit our website to 
<http://www.networkcanada.org/news/eventdetails.asp?EventID=415>see 
full details and to book your place.  Date: 22 
Jan 07
Time: 6:30pm
Venue: Canary Wharf Ice Rink
Tickets: £9 special offer (regular price £11)
<http://www.networkcanada.org/news/eventdetails.asp?EventID=415>Full Details


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Canadian Studies at the University of Cambridge:

The Cambridge Canadian Studies Initiative (CCSI) 
was established in 2004 by an interdepartmental 
group of Cambridge faculty with Canadian links 
and research interests. Funding has been provided 
by the Foundation for Canadian Studies and the 
Government of Canada. The primary purpose of the 
CCSI is to promote Canada-related research and 
teaching in Cambridge, and to foster research 
links between Cambridge and Canadian institutions.

Upcoming Events

Lent Term 2007

January 24 - Inuit on Celluloid Film Series: Nanook of the North (1922)
Robert Flaherty's classic 1920 "photoplay" about 
life in the Hudson Bay region of the Canadian 
Arctic (Allakariallak, Nyla, Cunayou). When?: 1 
to 2 p.m. Where?: Scott Polar Research Institute 
Lecture Theatre, Lensfield Rd. Further 
information contact: 
<mailto:mt443 at cam.ac.uk>mt443 at cam.ac.uk or 
telephone: 01223-336569.

February 7 - Inuit on Celluloid Film Series: Map of the Human Heart (1993)
Recounts the epic personal journay of Avik 
through Second World War Europe and his return to 
a very different Arctic (Jason Scott Lee, Anne 
Parillaud, Patrick Bergin). When?: 1 to 2 p.m. 
Where?: Scott Polar Research Institute Lecture 
Theatre, Lensfield Rd. Further information 
contact: <mailto:mt443 at cam.ac.uk>mt443 at cam.ac.uk 
or telephone: 01223-336569.

February 21 - Inuit on Celluloid Film Series: Shadow of the Wolf (1992)
Starring a cast of Native American, American and 
Japanese actors, this is the story of Agaguk, a 
young Inuk struggling to come to terms with his 
alcoholic father (Lou Diamond Phillips, Toshiro 
Mifune, Jennifer Tilly). When?: 1 to 2 p.m. 
Where?: Scott Polar Research Institute Lecture 
Theatre, Lensfield Rd. Further information 
contact: <mailto:mt443 at cam.ac.uk>mt443 at cam.ac.uk 
or telephone: 01223-336569.

March 7 - Inuit on Celluloid Film Series: Heart of Light (1998)
A Greenlandic family is torn apart by conflict 
between past traditions and the modern world 
(Rasmus Lybeth, Vivi Nielsen, Anda Kristiansen). 
When?: 1 to 2 p.m. Where?: Scott Polar Research 
Institute Lecture Theatre, Lensfield Rd. Further 
information contact:<mailto:mt443 at cam.ac.uk> 
mt443 at cam.ac.uk or telephone: 01223-336569.

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Have fun!

Mary

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Mary Pines
Graduate student

Roeper Lab
Anatomy Building
Department of Physiology, Development
and Neuroscience
University of Cambridge
Downing Street
Cambridge
CB2 3DY


tel. +44 (0)1223 339 558

email: mkpp2 at cam.ac.uk
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