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Masterkeen8: it’s a go

Well, summer is over and as usual there’s a new crew of wonderful students undergoing the master for BIM specialists in Lecco.

If you’re enrolled, know that this year I won’t be opening dances, but you will be guided by the more capable hands of Simone Pozzoli, our ringmaster at AM4.
I’ll see you in late November, to take you on a roller-coaster around BIM documents and how to use them (and if it sounds like Magical Creatures and Where to Find Them, you should know me enough to know that it’s completely on purpose).
This year I’ll also have the pleasure of sharing some lessons with Simone himself, and he’ll be your guide throughout the jungle of BIM processes.
It’s gonna be fun.
See you in Lecco.

If you’re not enrolled, stay tuned because you can always count on updates, sneak-peeks and materials to be shared here.

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Osamu Dazai’s The Student and Other Stories

The collection I have, features three stories: The Student (Joseito), Applause (Kassai), and The Tale of Urashima (Urashimasan). They’re very different, not so much in mood (it’s Dazai Osamu after all) but in scope and purpose, and that makes this book a little weird. The

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Carson McCuller’s The Ballad of the Sad Cafè

Carson McCullers (1917 – 1967) was an influential American novelist, playwright, and short-story writer renowned for her depictions of the spiritual isolation, identity struggles, and inner lives of outcasts in the American South. Her acclaimed debut novel is The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1940),

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3 Comments
  • Fabio de A.
    Posted at 05:58h, 02 September Reply

    Saluti ricevuti,
    grazie Chiara ;)

    Rock n roll a tutti per il nuovo Masterkeen

  • Tom
    Posted at 21:21h, 09 September Reply

    Wait, I want to enroll!

  • Daniela Defilla
    Posted at 17:16h, 13 September Reply

    Buon lavoro a tutti !

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