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International House

deborahzavala — 2008-08-26 13:06:23

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- * Foreign film series - * Dancing led by the ["Davis International Folk Dancers"]	+ * Foreign film series on the first and third friday of the month at 8pm +

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JabberWokky — 2008-08-23 10:26:09

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- '''I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. More than 40 groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace." I-House is primarily volunteer-run and its overarching goal is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support I-House come from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $20/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events involving Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].	+ ===== + + The '''International House''' or '''I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. More than 40 groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace." I-House is primarily volunteer-run and its overarching goal is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support I-House come from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $20/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events involving Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].
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- * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California ["Adventures" road trips], ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year by Club International or Club I as it is known	+ * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California ["Adventures" road trips], ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year by Club International or Club I as it is known
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- International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals and is the official city of Davis host for greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their newsletters to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].	+ International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals and is the official city of Davis host for greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their newsletters to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].
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- The ["Davis African Club"] meets here.	+ Several clubs meet here, including the ["Davis African Club"]. The I-House also rents out rooms in its house at 10 College Park, one of the best addresses in Davis. (We are right next door to the chancellor's residence.) We have a lovely community room that seats 64 people (at eight round tables) for private parties, dinners, or weddings.
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- I-House also rents out rooms in its house at 10 College Park, one of the best addresses in Davis. (We are right next door to the chancellor's residence.) We have a lovely community room that seats 64 people (at eight round tables) for private parties, dinners, or weddings.	+ =Pictures= + [[Image(InternationalHouse.jpg, 480, thumbnail)]]

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deborahzavala — 2008-08-22 13:33:50

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deborahzavala — 2008-08-22 13:30:39

Upload of image IHD.jpg.

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JeremyOgul — 2008-07-29 21:50:03

quick grammar fix

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- '''I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. More than 40 groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace." I-House is primarily volunteer-run and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support I-House come from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $20/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events involving Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].	+ '''I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. More than 40 groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace." I-House is primarily volunteer-run and its overarching goal is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support I-House come from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $20/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events involving Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].

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esherwin — 2008-07-29 11:48:36

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- '''The I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over forty groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". The I-House is primarily volunteer staffed and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support the I-House comes from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $15/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events surrounding relations between Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].	+ '''I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. More than 40 groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace." I-House is primarily volunteer-run and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support I-House come from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $20/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events involving Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].
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- Some of the events and services sponsored by I-House to help foreign visitors acclimate are listed below, but all I-House events are open to the entire community; by encouraging both local and foreign participation, the house becomes a successful bridge for cultural learning and exchange. - * Lending closet with pots & pans, dinnerware, etc. to help new arrivals get started	+ Some of the events and services sponsored by I-House to help foreign visitors acclimate are listed below, but all I-House events are open to the entire community. By encouraging both local and foreign participation, I-House becomes a successful bridge for cultural learning and exchange. It offers: + * Lending closet with kitchenware to help new arrivals get started
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- * Language partners to help you practice your Farsi, or whatever other language you may be interested in - * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California ["Adventures" road trips], ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year - * Support groups - * Holiday celebrations, both national and international. As many students know, Davis can become very lonely during major holidays -- the I-House steps in to ensure that those without family nearby have a place to share in celebrations. - * Cultural Exhibits and ["art"] displays	+ * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California ["Adventures" road trips], ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year by Club International or Club I as it is known + * Amnesty International meetings + * Holiday celebrations, both national and international. As many students know, Davis can become very lonely during major holidays -- I-House steps in to ensure that those without family nearby have a place to share in celebrations. + * Monthly international art exhibits
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- Services the International House provides for short term visitors that may be of greatest interest include their Homestay Program, which hosts visitors in local homes for one- to five-days. The International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals, greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their newsletters to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].	+ International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals and is the official city of Davis host for greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their newsletters to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].
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- International visitors should check out our ["Housing Guide"] to get an idea of ["Davis"]' rental housing situation and check our ["Navigating Davis"] page to help orient yourself when you first arrive at the ["train station"].	+ International visitors should check out our ["Housing Guide"] to get an idea of ["Davis"]' rental housing situation and check our ["Navigating Davis"] page to help with orientation when first arriving at the ["train station"].
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	+ + I-House also rents out rooms in its house at 10 College Park, one of the best addresses in Davis. (We are right next door to the chancellor's residence.) We have a lovely community room that seats 64 people (at eight round tables) for private parties, dinners, or weddings.

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esherwin — 2008-07-29 11:35:41

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FeralFeline — 2007-10-30 19:09:58

updated the web link since it has changed

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JasonAller — 2007-04-07 15:25:48

(quick edit)

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-02 07:36:26

+DIFD

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SteveDavison — 2006-01-23 22:16:48

bad links

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- Some of the events and services sponsored by I-House to help foreign visitors acclimate are listed below, but all I-House [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/ihousedv/calendar.html events] are open to the entire community; by encouraging both local and foreign participation, the house becomes a successful bridge for cultural learning and exchange.	+ Some of the events and services sponsored by I-House to help foreign visitors acclimate are listed below, but all I-House events are open to the entire community; by encouraging both local and foreign participation, the house becomes a successful bridge for cultural learning and exchange.
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- Services the International House provides for short term visitors that may be of greatest interest include their Homestay Program, which hosts visitors in local homes for one- to five-days. The International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals, greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/ihousedv/newsletter/newsletter.html newsletters] to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].	+ Services the International House provides for short term visitors that may be of greatest interest include their Homestay Program, which hosts visitors in local homes for one- to five-days. The International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals, greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their newsletters to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].

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JackHaskel — 2005-05-06 09:50:51

+ sister cities and link

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- '''The I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over forty groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". The I-House is primarily volunteer staffed and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support the I-House comes from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $15/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc.	+ '''The I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over forty groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". The I-House is primarily volunteer staffed and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support the I-House comes from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $15/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc. I-House is also home to events surrounding relations between Davis and our ["Sister Cities"].
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- * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California road trips, ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year	+ * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California ["Adventures" road trips], ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year
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AlphaDog — 2005-05-06 08:35:27

+location info +links

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- '''The I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over forty groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". The I-House is primarily volunteer staffed and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support the I-House comes from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $15/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], who maintains a listserv through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc.	+ '''The I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over forty groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". The I-House is primarily volunteer staffed and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support the I-House comes from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $15/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], which maintains two [http://siss.ucdavis.edu/listserv.htm list servers] through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc.
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	+ + International visitors should check out our ["Housing Guide"] to get an idea of ["Davis"]' rental housing situation and check our ["Navigating Davis"] page to help orient yourself when you first arrive at the ["train station"].

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AlphaDog — 2005-05-06 08:23:07

+mo info

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- The "I-House" provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over 40 groups from UCDavis and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose, as stated on the official website is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". International House also maintains a listserv of its own to announce I-House special events and guests; contact ihouse@ucdavis.edu for more information.	+ '''The I-House''' provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over forty groups from ["UC Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". The I-House is primarily volunteer staffed and its overarching goals is creating programs to promote international awareness and education. Funds to support the I-House comes from a variety of sources including member donors, fundraising events, grants, and city and university support. Currently, student/scholar membership is $15/year and individual membership is $40/year -- other rates are available and posted on the I-House site. Members receive a monthly newsletter, special reception/event invitations, discounts on other I-House events and free language classes. International House also works closely with ["Services for International Students & Scholars" SISS], who maintains a listserv through which announcements are posted as well as notices of rooms available, items for sale, rides wanted, etc.
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- Nobody knows how many people have been tempted to add "OF PANCAKES" to the title on the building.	+ Some of the events and services sponsored by I-House to help foreign visitors acclimate are listed below, but all I-House [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/ihousedv/calendar.html events] are open to the entire community; by encouraging both local and foreign participation, the house becomes a successful bridge for cultural learning and exchange. + * Day trips to area points of interest, e.g. San Francisco, the coast, Sacramento and other places of interest + * Lending closet with pots & pans, dinnerware, etc. to help new arrivals get started + * English language and foreign conversation [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/ihousedv/language.html classes] + * Language partners to help you practice your Farsi, or whatever other language you may be interested in + * ["Outdoor Activities" Activities] such as California road trips, ["Hiking and Backpacking" hikes], dinners and parties are planned throughout the year + * Support groups + * Holiday celebrations, both national and international. As many students know, Davis can become very lonely during major holidays -- the I-House steps in to ensure that those without family nearby have a place to share in celebrations. + * Cultural Exhibits and art displays + * Talks and lectures on current issues + * Foreign film series + * Workshops on a variety of art projects + + Services the International House provides for short term visitors that may be of greatest interest include their Homestay Program, which hosts visitors in local homes for one- to five-days. The International House also provides hospitality for new arrivals, greeting international visitors to the city and arranging local tours around town. Be sure to visit the I-House website and look through some of their [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/ihousedv/newsletter/newsletter.html newsletters] to get a better idea of how I-House has created community and cultural exchange opportunities for international visitors to ["Davis"].

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JevanGray — 2005-02-25 17:58:40

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- The "I-House" provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over 40 groups from UCDavis and Sacramento use the International House. Its purpose, as stated on the official website is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". International House also maintains a listserv of its own to announce I-House special events and guests; contact ihouse@ucdavis.edu for more information.	+ The "I-House" provides services to foreign students, scholars and visitors. Over 40 groups from UCDavis and ["Sacramento"] use the International House. Its purpose, as stated on the official website is to "promote respect and appreciation for all peoples and cultures and to work for world peace". International House also maintains a listserv of its own to announce I-House special events and guests; contact ihouse@ucdavis.edu for more information.

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AlphaDog — 2005-02-08 17:10:12

added info about I House list server

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-12-27 13:45:45

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KenjiYamada — 2004-12-14 19:54:02

OF PANCAKES

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JabberWokky — 2004-12-14 19:45:13

Image Spree (adding lots of content, yay!)

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JabberWokky — 2004-12-14 19:44:50

Upload of image InternationalHouse.jpg.