> We, in the International Office, will be using this IO-L Listerv
> throughout the semester to share information regarding:
> 1. updates and changes to immigration rules and regulations and
> 2. announcements about upcoming events and activities
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> We hope that this medium will provide you with timely and accurate
> information that will enhance your experience at UTA as an international
> student.
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> If you know of other international students who are not yet receiving the
> IO-L Listserv announcements, please encourage them to subscribe using the
> following instructions.
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> etc. and you prefer not to have a separate account in the UTA email
> system, please do the following:
> 1. go to https://eservices.uta.edu/exchangeforward
> 2. Read the statement carefully and click on "I Agree", go next
> 3. Type in your email address for which you would like to receive
> announcements from the International Office
> 4. Re-enter to confirm
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> This will permanently forward messages that would normally have been sent
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> Special Announcement for this Thursday evening, Sept. 19!!
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> Thanks to the generosity of the Education Coordinator at the Bass
> Performance Hall in Fort Worth, we have been offered
> 80 FREE tickets to the Georgian State Dance Company performance this
> Thursday evening, Sept. 19th at the Bass Hall in Fort Worth.
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> The Georgian State Dance Company
> Thursday, September 19th
> 8:00-pm
> Bass Performance Hall in downtown Fort Worth
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> Directly from the former Soviet Union, this renowned company of 80 dancers
> perform intricate traditional dances from their homeland, the Republic of
> Georgia.  In Georgian dances, men perform like gymnastic warriors,
> kicking, leaping, clashing and whirling with fiery abandon.  By contrast,
> the women are traditionally depicted as peacekeepers, gliding across the
> stage with beauty, elegance and an almost spritual serenity.  The dances
> depict romantic courtship, elaborate weddings, wizardly swordfighting, a
> bountiful harvest, and other aspects of Georgian life.
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> Let me know if you are interested in attending the performance.   I will
> create a list of names of those interested and forward it to the Educ.
> Coord. where they will provide us with complimentary tickets at the Box
> Office entrance.  Unfortunately, we are unable to provide transportation,
> but do consider carpooling with friends who might also be interested in
> attending the performance.
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> The Georgian State Dance Company
> Thursday, September 19th
> 8:00pm
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> Feel free to email Julie Walkin if you have questions, [log in to unmask]
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> Dinner Hospitality
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> We are currently in the process of revitalizing our Friendship Across
> Cultures Program and specifically arranging for at least one Dinner
> Hospitality with an American family during fall semester.  In order to
> participate in this program, we ask that you compete the application form
> that is available in the International Office.  You and as many as three
> other international students will then be matched with a family for a
> Saturday evening of conversation and cuisine.  If needed, the host family
> will provide transportation.
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> If you have questions, feel free to email Julie Walkin, [log in to unmask]
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