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Tribute to Taylor Anderson and “3000 Letters for Japan”
A couple recent items from the AJET newsletter that may be of interest to our alumni: Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family and...
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Apr 5, 20112 min read
Upcoming Japanese Films
For those film buffs out there, there are a number of Japanese movies coming up in the Bay Area you might be interested in: Seven...
Secretary
Mar 31, 20111 min read
Bay Area Alumni Featured in International Newsletter
Two JETAANC alumni are featured in the most recent issue of JET Streams, CLAIR’s official JET alumni newsletter. Lorelei Cortez and...
Scholarship Chair
Mar 30, 20111 min read
2011 Scholarship Announcement
JETAANC would like to announce the start of of our yearly scholarship for high school students who plan to study Japanese at both public...
Secretary
Mar 30, 20111 min read
Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival
Well, Spring has definitely arrived, and with it, cherry blossoms! In addition to the JETAANC Hanami picnic this Saturday, you might be...
Secretary
Mar 30, 20111 min read
Have InDesign Skills and Can Help with Newsletter?
Do you have basic InDesign skills and could help us format Pacific Bridge, JETAANC's official newsletter? We are looking for volunteers...
Secretary
Mar 25, 20112 min read
JETAANC Japan Relief Benefit a Success
Thanks to the efforts of many volunteers and the support of the Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco and numerous community...
Secretary
Mar 16, 20111 min read
Two Recent Reflections on the Disaster
Two very thoughful, personal reflections on the disaster and memories of a Tohoku that existed prior to March 11. These are some of the...
Secretary
Mar 16, 20111 min read
East Bay Gathering – 3/17
In lieu of our regular East Bay Nomikai this Thursday, we will be having a simple gathering at Jupiter in Berkeley this Thursday to mark...
Secretary
Mar 15, 20111 min read
Relief Volunteer Opportunities
We’ve gotten a few questions about how alumni can actually help out “on the ground.” Here are some possibilities: Volunteer to Interpret ...
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