KOBE BRYANT'S not the only African American who grew up in Italy.
Come sample Italian cuisine and learn about Italian culture and language in a relaxed casual atmosphere on Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 4:00 pm.
In downtown DC at CASA ITALIANA, 595-1/2 3RD STREET NW (next to Holy Rosary Church) one block from the Judiciary Square Metro station on the Red Line.
EVENT: Introduction to Italian Culture and Language
LOCATION: 595-1/2 3rd St. NW Wash. DC (next to Holy Rosary Church)
DATE: Saturday, April 26, 2014
TIME: 4:00 PM
HOST: Black Student Fund and Casa Italiana
FOOD: FREE ITALIAN DINNER
PARKING: On Street Parking, or take Metro (one block from Judiciary Square Metro Sta.)
DETAILS: Cooking and Ceramic Workshops, Panel discussions, Presentations and Q & A about Italian language and culture with emphasis on getting more underserved students interested in Italian language and culture. The discussion will be led by Mr. Levi Boateng, an American who has lived in Ghana, West Africa, Italy, and the United States. Fluent in three languages, Mr. Boateng is committed to bridging cultural gaps in the global societies we and our future leaders live in. Please RSVP before 4/19 to L_boakye@yahoo.com to confirm your seat.
Sincerely,
Levi Boateng
University of Massachusetts Amherst '13
Resource Economics and Italian Studies
-- Come sample Italian cuisine and learn about Italian culture and language in a relaxed casual atmosphere on Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 4:00 pm.
In downtown DC at CASA ITALIANA, 595-1/2 3RD STREET NW (next to Holy Rosary Church) one block from the Judiciary Square Metro station on the Red Line.
EVENT: Introduction to Italian Culture and Language
LOCATION: 595-1/2 3rd St. NW Wash. DC (next to Holy Rosary Church)
DATE: Saturday, April 26, 2014
TIME: 4:00 PM
HOST: Black Student Fund and Casa Italiana
FOOD: FREE ITALIAN DINNER
PARKING: On Street Parking, or take Metro (one block from Judiciary Square Metro Sta.)
DETAILS: Cooking and Ceramic Workshops, Panel discussions, Presentations and Q & A about Italian language and culture with emphasis on getting more underserved students interested in Italian language and culture. The discussion will be led by Mr. Levi Boateng, an American who has lived in Ghana, West Africa, Italy, and the United States. Fluent in three languages, Mr. Boateng is committed to bridging cultural gaps in the global societies we and our future leaders live in. Please RSVP before 4/19 to L_boakye@yahoo.com to confirm your seat.
Sincerely,
Levi Boateng
University of Massachusetts Amherst '13
Resource Economics and Italian Studies
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