JSB Book Club: Sisters in Yellow
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The JSB Book Club will meet in October to discuss "Sisters in Yellow" by Mieko Kawakami, one of this year’s most noteworthy new works in translated Japanese fiction. (Open to JSB Members only)
The JSB Book Club will meet in October to discuss "Sisters in Yellow" by Mieko Kawakami, one of this year’s most noteworthy new works in translated Japanese fiction. (Open to JSB Members only)
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Graduate Fair at Northeastern University Alumni Center offers graduate program reps, Double Husky Scholarship details, PlusOne pathway info, free food, headshots, giveaways, and swag.
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