Arabic-L:PEDA:Summer Intensive Programs Query

[Dilworth B. Parkinson]

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1) Subject: Summer Intensive Programs Query
1) Subject: Summer Intensive Programs Answer (at least one answer)

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Date: 16 May 2001
From: Paul Roochnik <paulroochnik at hotmail.com>
Subject: Summer Intensive Programs Query

Dear Colleagues,

At the risk of redundancy, may I trouble you for information on
summer intensive Arabic programs?  A friend of mine, who lacks
internet access, needs info particularly with reference to programs
in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine/Israel.  Info should include
phone numbers, course fees, and dates.  Thanks for your help.  Cheers
from Abu Sammy.

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2)
Date: 16 May 2001
From: moderator
Subject: Summer Intensive Programs Answer

Arabic-L posts info on Intensive Summer programs and other programs
as subscribers send it in.  For a listing that combines a lot of the
info, look at the AATA home page at:

www.wm.edu/aata/

and then click on programs.  There are listings for both state side
and ME programs, and for full-year and for summer.
For those of you who are inclined to answer Paul's question with info
about your own program, mayI suggest that you also go to this site to
make sure your information is represented there?
thanks,
Dil

PS: note to the AATA Homepage maintainer if s/he reads this.  Using
Netscape on my Mac, it is really difficult to read the list of
options on the left hand side of the page because the background is
too dark.  It's pretty, but...

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