Easter at Rhonda's

   

Rhonda, the ISI group, and a LOT of students!

Paintballin' with the International Club

Library Closed for Spring Break; International Center Open

If you are on-campus during spring break and looking for a place to study, stop by the International Center.  Our hours are Monday - Thursday, 8am-4pm and Friday, 8am-noon.

Relay for Life

Join up with the RCC International Club for the Relay for Life event being held April 27-28

We all have been touched by cancer in some way, and we want to make a difference in the fight against this disease. That is why we are walking and raising money at the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life event.

At Relay For Life, our team will camp out overnight and take turns walking around the track. Together, we will raise money and awareness to help the American Cancer Society create a world with less cancer and more birthdays.

Our team is doing our part in the fight against cancer. Please join our team or make a donation, because saving lives starts one team, one participant, and one dollar at a time.

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Wascally Wabbit

A big thank you to International Center student worker Su for bringing in her pet rabbits Pola and Coco for the ASRCC Bunny Hop Event.

Annual ISI Easter Party

Annual ISI Easter Party

Saturday, March 30 - 11:00AM-3:00PM

We will enjoy some of the traditions of the holiday like coloring Easter Eggs and have an Easter Egg Hunt. We will also have lunch together and talk about the original meaning of the holiday as it is described in the Bible.

I hope you can join us at the beautiful home of:  

  

Greg and Rhonda Aycock 

16615 Nandina Ave. Riverside, 92504

Come, learn about the meaning of the holiday, play fun games, meet American and international friends, practice your English and enjoy a free lunch!! 

If you need a ride or have other questions email Mike or Kathy at: mcain@isiwebnet.net or call 951-906-2674

This event is sponsored by International Students Incorporated, and is not affiliated with Riverside City College.

Film Screening @ Culver Center

 

Directed by: Jessica Oreck

Fri, Mar 29, 2013 - Sat, Mar 30, 2013

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

2009 | Japan/USA | Unrated

Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan's age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine meditation on nature, beauty, philosophy and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your 'instinctive' repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of western conditioning.

"If Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo sounds like some retro Japanese creature feature, guess again. This is a gentle docu-tribute to Japan?s age-old connection to the insect world, a meditative piece that is at times hypnotically beautiful. The film mixes fascinating shots of Japan?s most popular insects -- dragonflies, fireflies, crickets, butterflies and, of course, beetles -- with related visuals of local daily life and rituals. The point, taken with quiet matter-of- factness, is that nature has always been an inextricable part of Japanese culture, religion and philosophy, with insects being an ideal representation of the country?s traditional attention to detail and harmony."

Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times.

http://www.culvercenter.ucr.edu/film/Beetle-Queen-Conquers-Tokyo