Don't miss the last HDMZ Live Music of the semester! Join us for some great music this Friday in Walker HDMZ 120C!
Fantastic new collection for lovers of print technology and type: printingfilms.com
Live music @HDMZ tomorrow 12-1:30! Sam Balk, Emma Hitch-Bradley, Matt Langlais, Zak L'Italian, & Levi Schubert!
Don't miss the 41N Film Festival, at the Rozsa this weekend. Incredible Films, Music, & Virtual Reality--all free: 41northfilmfest.org/
Word of the day, German: Hefeweizen – This beer brew literally translates to “yeast wheat”. Maybe finish finals before trying out this one.
Word of the day, German: Strudel – Actually means whirlpool/vortex in German; we think of pastries. So, is there a pastry vortex? WHERE?
German word of the day: Schlittschuh laufen-To go ice skating--but with spring nearly upon us, we're almost done with ice season!
German words that have crossed over into English: Streusel- something scattered or sprinkled, from the verb streuen.
Word of the day, German: Sehnsucht-longing/yearning for something so much it makes you feel ill--like how we feel about the start of spring.
Word of the day, French: deer - le cerf. Now that thaw is underway, we should be seeing a lot more of them.
Don't forget to stop by the HDMZ tomorrow for live music from 12:30pm-2:30pm from Matthew Langlais, Mason Pew, and Emma Hitch!
German word of the day: Treppenwitz-thinking of a clever joke/comeback after the conversation has ended.
"Il n'y a qu'un bonheur dans la vie, c'est d'aimer et d'être aimé." There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved. - George Sand
Word of the day, French: fox - le renard. Know you now how to say fox, even if you don't know what the fox says.

