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STUZZICHINI/FOOD FOR THOUGHT. The Advanced Placement Program in Italian

Anthony J. Tamburri urges everybody to mobilize to save Italian language and culture in American schools by asking the College Board to reinstate the AP Italian exam

i-ITALY GOES MOBILE: HELP US TO TEST THE BETA VERSION

Until January 31st we will be testing i-Italy's mobile version. We need help from all friends who have an iPhone, iPod Touch or an Android-operated cellphone.

Would you like to participate? It is FUN and FREE!

All you have to do is launch your cellphone browser and type http://m.i-italy.org

We need you to navigate and tell us if you like it, if it's fast enough, if everything you want to do works fine...

You can post your comments and suggestions here or email to: editors@i-italy.org

Thanks a lot! And happy new year!!!!

THE i-ITALY TEAM

EVENTSLINE: ITALY IN NEW YORK.

FROM OUR MAGAZINE (www.i-Italy.org)

Guido: A Generational Rebellion. Interview with Donna M. Chirico

I am not sure why mimicking the guido style is any better or worse than folks in a previous generation trying to be like James Dean or the pre-Godfather Marlon Brando. It is one generation’s rebellion against the previous generation. And it was the disobedience and unruly behavior, now “forgotten”, that helped to make Sinatra an icon for a particular generation.
This rebellion is needed to move toward establishment of identity as a new group that is independent from the previous generation.

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Gianfranco Fini and the Three Facets of Italy in the U.S.

An impressive dinner organized by the Italian community at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York concluded the official state visit of the President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies. Gianfranco Fini addressed the diverse components of Italian emigration to the U.S. and earned once again the kind of bipartisan respect that Speaker Nancy Pelosi expressed to him in Washington last week.

Guidos on MTV: Tangled Up in the Feedback Loop

Why has MTV produced a youth culture reality show that showcases Guido and Italian identity? Guido offers a symbol that specifically identifies the brand; Italian ethnicity makes the brand more salient. Guido combines a commodified youth party culture with a style that has street culture roots. [...]

Guido is a struggle for recognition and respect by an age fraction that privileges consumption rather than formal education, reflecting class differences in an ethnic culture that continues to evolve in metropolitan New York City and throughout the Northeast. [...]

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Fear and (Self-) Loathing in Italian America

The Specter of the Gavon Haunts the Prominenti.

S.O.S. UNICO Challenges MTV

On Saturday afternoon a hundred or so people, among whom several leaders of Italian-American associations, community activists, and elected officials, gathered at the Seaside Heights Community Center on Jersey Shore to voice their protest against MTV’s “Jersey Shore” reality show

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Dianna Rose

7 Tips On How To Write A Research Paper

Posted by Dianna Rose on February 8, 2010 at 1:30pm

Joseph Mangraviti

Italian Flavors

Posted by Joseph Mangraviti on February 8, 2010 at 3:11am

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Posted by guberkag on February 7, 2010 at 12:02pm

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We dedicated to helping people deepen their relationship with Italian culture. Our mission is to help our members- all those who are passionate about Italy-connect & contribute to Italian culture through our periodic publications, events, & network.
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WHO ARE WE, AND WHY

We are a network of independent journalists and public intellectuals determined to create an authoritative point of encounter, information, and debate on the Internet concerning Italy and Italian America.

The project name is i-Italy, with “Italian/American Digital Project” as its subtitle. It will offer instruments for the creation of bilingual project on the Web open to all.

WHAT WE DO – AND WOULD LIKE TO DO WITH YOUR HELP

Information and discussion on current social and cultural events;
• In-depth examination and cultural debate;
Community building and social networking.

PEOPLE WE ARE TALKING TO – AND HOPE WILL JOIN US

• Americans of Italian descent
• Americans with no Italian ancestry, but who have an interest in Italy and Italian lifestyle and culture.
• Italians living and working in the U.S.

OUR MAIN TOPICS

Italian America: social, political and cultural events related to the Italian/American community.
Italy in the U.S.: Italian events in America, including among others artistic, cultural, and business events;
Italy in italy: Italian current events in the fields of politics, society, culture and “lifestyle” (e.g. fashion, style, cuisine, tourism);

DISCLAIMER:
Please note that www.i-Italy.us is a free, un-moderated community, created for the sole purpose of providing a social space for those interested in all things Italian and Italian-American. The opinions expressed herein by members registered at www.i-Italy.us are theirs only and do not reflect in any way the opinions and editorial policies of www.i-Italy.org and all of its supporters. We ask you, as readers, to keep this in mind when you open a blog or any other message on this site.


 
 

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