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EDITORIAL BOARD
.Editor: Ali Khemili.
.Contributing Writers: Maya Charrad, Hedi Jaouad, Raouf Khelil.
.Contributing Editors: Jihane BenKhedher, Hazem Bennaceur, Adel Mabrouk Boudaga, Meriem Chared, JB Gabsy, Sami Guedoir, Salwa Habachi, Eber Haddad, Yassine Jaouadi, Youssef Khouja, Dorra Kridis, Ridha Lanouar, Sofian Riabi, Ammar Zarkani.
.Editors-at-large: Phil Jones (Friends-Of- Tunisia), Jerry Sorkin (TunisUSA) | | |
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED! |
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Join us May 29, 2010 for the sixth annual Tunisian American Day/Ibn Khaldun Award dinner-gala as we celebrate our community. It is a great opportunity to have a good time, network and meet this year's honorees.
WHAT: I. Gala Event (6PM to 10PM)
-Reception
-Tunisian Dinner
-Award Ceremony
-Tunisian Music & Dance
II. Tunisian Night-Out-On-The-Town (10PM - )
WHEN: Saturday May 29, 2010
WHERE: UCLA: Covel Commons/Grand Horizon Room
200 De Neve Drive, Los Angeles-CA
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In preparation for the event, on Sunday, February 21 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, the Los Angeles Chapter is organizing a Meet-Up / Dinner Party at the Moun of Tunis Restaurant:: 7445 1/2 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90046.
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| TUNISIAN STUDENT FEDERATION |
We are proud to announce the addition of an inticing new program, Study-In-USA, to the other components the Tunisian Student Federation.
For more information, Please, contact TSF Director, Youssef Khouja. |
| TUNISIAN-FINNISH CONNECTION |
 Mrs Israa Frej, who is of Tunisian descent, is a researcher at Tampere University of Technology (TUT) in Finland.
She is part of a research group in TUT working on a project called "Open Source Software as a Trade and Developement Driver in Developing Countries (OSSTraDe) 2009-2010" that studies free software packages within Tunisian software firms. Read On... |
| A WITNESS IN TUNIS |
Mr Phil Jones is the former president of Friends of Tunisia (primarily former American Peace Corps volunteers). He is also a member of the Tunisian Community Center's advisory board and an editor-at-large for the Community Gazette.
Phil has just published a novel set in Tunis. Written under the nom de plume J.P. Jones, "A Witness in Tunis" describes what happens to an American who inadvertently sees a murder in Tunis and becomes a reluctant witness in a controversial trial. The book, a paperback published by Booksurge/Createspace, is available from Amazon.com. | |
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