Two student organizations and the Padnos International Center have
teamed to host two nights of events that will celebrate the traditions
and cultures of the Arab World.
“Arabian Nights” is set for Thursday and Friday, November 8-9.
Events, which are free and open to the public, include an academic
presentation on the Arab Spring, dinner, student panel and games.
Details are below:
November 8: “The Arab Spring: A Different Story for Each
Country,” presentation by Sofiene Malouli, from the University of Sfax
in Tunisia.
Malouli’s lecture will begin at 6 p.m. in the Kirkhof Center,
rooms 2215/2216. A free dinner will be served.
November 9: Exhibition of Arab nations, trivia games and student panel.
This event will begin at 7 p.m. in the Kirkhof Center, rooms
2215/2216.
Events are LIB 100 approved and are sponsored by Padnos
International Center, Arab Culture Club and the International Student
Organization. Call the Padnos International Center at (616) 331-3898
for more information.
'Arabian Nights' celebrates Arab culture
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