Russian Conversation 'The Nose' - НОС
"The Nose"
"The Nose" – НОС – is an informal gathering for anyone interested in learning about Russian culture, as well as practicing speaking Russian.
The group takes its name from Nikolay Gogol's story "The Nose" about a gentleman in St. Petersburg who wakes up and realizes that his nose is gone. The nose becomes an independent fully-fleshed character of much higher rank than its owner and it does not wish to recognize him.
"The Nose" will meet from 5-6 p.m. Tuesday, April 26, inside the Hill Coffee in the Arkansas Union for its final session of the spring semester.
For more information about Russian on the U of A campus, visit the UArkRussian Facebook page.
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Contacts
Nadja Berkovich, teaching assistant professor
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
479-575-2951,
nadezdab@uark.edu
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