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11 30th, 2009| 
| Screening of the Movie Bliss (Mutluluk) | ||||
| The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque on CWRU’s campus | ||||
| Admission is $8. | ||||
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| “Based on the internationally acclaimed novel by Zülfü Livaneli and set against the backdrop of Turkey’s natural wonders, Bliss is an eye-opening story about the taboo subject of honor killings” (First Run Features). “[Bliss] observes the collision of two cultures, one ancient, the other modern, in contemporary Turkey…’Bliss’ has ravishing cinematography by Mirsad Herovic and a mystical score by Mr. Livaneli that match the novel’s feverish, poetic language. The natural beauty of the waters around Istanbul is breathtaking…” (NYTimes) | ||||
| To learn more about the film: Click here. | ||||
| For a map: Click here. | ||||
| Tickets are $8 and are available at the ticket counter. |
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| Ford Auditorium and Allen Memorial Library on CWRU’s campus | |||||||||
| Free and open to the public | |||||||||
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Professor Hürmüzlü will talk about the first full season, and future plans, of the Isparta Archaeological Survey (IAS), a newly-formed interdisciplinary research collaboration between the Department of Archaeology at Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi, Isparta, the Department of Classics at Case Western Reserve University (including both faculty who teach and students who take CLSC 318/418), members of Rutgers, University, and members of The University of Applied Sciences, Berlin. Professor Hürmüzlü will detail how in the first full season we surveyed the area of the ancient city of Konane, which lies in and around the modern village of Gönen just north of the modern city of Isparta. She will also talk about how CWRU students can get involved. |
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| Further information is available on the website of the The Isparta Archaeological Survey. | |||||||||
| Parking available in adjacent lots or on East Blvd. Click here for a map. | |||||||||
| Co-Sponsored by the CWRU Department of Classics, the Baker Nord Center, the Turkish-American Society of Northeast Ohio and the Cleveland Archaeological Society. |
