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- Rehearsals begin Aug. 18; first performance Sept. 17; runs Oct. 6-Nov. 29 at American Airlines Theatre in NYC.
- Auditions: Jul 7 in New York, NY
Casting two off-stage covers for "Old Times," a play.Jun 05
"The Eerie Night Of Spooky Frights"
- Rehearses July 14-Aug. 27 (Tues. & Thurs., 8 a.m.-12 p.m.) at St. Joseph's Salesian Youth Renewal Retreat Center, 8301 Arroyo Dr., Rosemead, CA. Performs Sept. 1-Dec. 17 (Tues. & Thurs. mornings) and are held at the various elementary schools throughout L.A. county.
- Auditions: Jul 7, 9 in Rosemead, CA
Casting "The Eerie Night Of Spooky Frights," The Actors Project's fall season show that finds a group of friends trying to survive a haunted hotel. Once the villain collects four more guests he'll be freed from the hotel. Once free, he intends to turn everyone in the world into ghosts. ...Jun 05
- Rehearses summer 2015 in NYC. The play will include five performances as part of TNC's "Dream Up Festival" in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting "Sister's Keeper," a play about three African American women who deal with friendship, sisterhood, love, life, and HIV in these modern times.Jun 04
- Table read date TBD in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting "Voices 22," an experimental, absurdist one-act play in development.Jun 04
- Rehearsals begin Dec. 28; runs Jan. 21-Feb. 27, 2016 with a possible extension in Berwyn, IL.
- Seeking submissions from: Chicago, IL
Casting "Yasmina's Necklace" by Rohina Malik.Jun 04
- Runs in Chicago, IL.
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Casting "One Thousand Words," an original LGBT-themed musical for the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival this summer. Writer states: "Richard Hanks knows that writing a thousand words about two men who were in love in the 1940's will help promote himself at the Blue Advocate, but what he doesn't realize is ...Jun 04
#JoeyShine Video Contest to Perform in Off B'way Concert
- Sheet music for "Waiting for More," demo recording, learning track, and accompaniment track can be found at www.pypnyc.com/joeyshine. All video submissions must be received by Friday, June 19th at 11:59PM Eastern.
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Seeking contestants for the inaugural #JoeyShine Video Contest. Company states: "Polish Your Passion and NYMF's Joey Contreras in Concert present the #JoeyShine Video Contest providing emerging student performers with the opportunity to compete to perform at a rising artist's concert. This year, iTunes pop-charting songwriter Joey Contreras ('Love Me, Love ...Jun 04
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People who are not familiar with the character of Lupin the Third are still likely to have heard of and perhaps even seen this movie thanks entirely to its being the directorial debut of Hayao Miyazaki in the world of feature film. Even many non-anime, non-animation moviegoers know Miyazaki's name thanks to the man having single-handedly directing more "timeless classics" than the entirety of the Disney animation studios. These films include My Neighbor Totoro, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Kiki's Delivery Service, Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, and Howl's Moving Castle. Several of his films (most notable Nausicaa) rank among my top films of all time, and I've never let a friend have a little kid without me sending them a copy of My Neighbor Totoro as a gift (usually accompanied by a copy of Godzilla's Revenge, as both should be required viewing for any wide-eyed and adventurous kid who needs to be brought up proper).
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Odin: Photon Space Sailer Starlight
Let me start off by saying that I love Odin. Absolutely love it. All those people in the world who call it one of the worst animated films of all time? Liars. Every one of them. Dirty, rotten, filthy liars. Let me further preface that admission by freely admitting that I have no illusions as to the quality of Odin. It's awful. It's a shining example of everything that can go wrong with anime feature filmmaking. It's bloated, needlessly long, often tedious, thinly characterized, nigh incomprehensible, and since the creators dreamed that it would be a Yamato-style series, it doesn't even have an ending. Even if, like me, you are a fan of so-called "old anime," there's a 99% chance that if you rent Odin, you will never make it to the end (much like the filmmakers themselves). And there's a pretty high probability that it will make you angry at me, and possibly mildly violent over the fact that I somehow swayed you into thinking it might be a good thing to add to your queue. So let me get this out of the way right now: Odin is a completely pointless 140-minute disaster that you should avoid at all costs.
Unless, that is, you happen to think like me.
Lupin III: Mystery of Mamo
Created by Japanese artist Monkey Punch (surprisingly, not his real name) in the 1960s, Lupin the Third was a mixture of James Bond, Matt Helm, Cary Grant from To Catch a Thief, and whatever guy you can think of who grabs boobs a lot. Bill Clinton, I guess. Lupin the Third was meant to be the jet-setting super-thief great grandson of Arsene Lupin, a beloved French pulp character who was very much the "gentleman thief." Lupin the Third jettisons the gentleman part most of the time but excels in the thievery department. Quite in contrast to his famous relative, Lupin the Third is a crass, horny, occasionally sleazy, always smart-alec guy with a weakness for beautiful girls. Together with his parters in crime Jigen (a former yakuza hitman and reportedly the greatest crack shot in the world) and Goemon (a guy who identifies a little too heavily with the romantic ideal of the mysterious, wandering samurai), Lupin trots the globe in search of treasure to be found, banks to be robbed, chicks to be nailed, and smug rich guys to be kicked in the jaw. Complicating Lupin's life are two more characters: dogged Interpol inspector Zenigata, whose entire life revolves around finally arresting the wily Lupin; and Fujiko (whose name means "peaks"), a big-breasted flirt who is sometimes Lupin's partner, sometimes his rival, and usually both.
The Wrecked Crew
[This part four of a four-part article. Click here for part 1, part 2, and part 3]
By the time The Silencers was in theaters, producer Irving Allen was already kicking off production on the next Matt Helm film. Originally planned to be The Ambushers, for whatever reason (and not that it mattered, given how thin the connection between books and movies was) Allen moved things around, and Murderers' Row became the second Matt Helm movie. Although I can't imagine any fan of Donald Hamilton's books holding out hope that the movies would be anything like the novels after the drunken hijinks of The Silencers, it still must have given readers pause to hear that Murderers' Row was the next to get the swingin' cocktail treatment. The fifth book in the series, published in 1962 immediately after The Silencers, it is among the bleakest and angriest of the Helm stories.
Cultural Gutter: The Sci-Fi Life
My new article for September is up on The Cultural Gutter. The Sci-Fi Life is my "getting to know you" piece, discussing why I think "gutter culture" matters and how it came to be such an important part of my life.
Colonel Sun
When Ian Fleming passed away in August of 1964 after suffering a heart attack, his reported final words — said to the crew of the ambulance that was rushing him to the hospital — were "I am sorry to trouble you chaps. I don't know how you get along so fast with the traffic on the roads these days." His untimely passing left in doubt the future of his most enduring creation: James Bond. While the movies had taken on a life of their own, the novels were very much of Ian Fleming, and without him, it didn't seem like there was any way they would continue. His final book in the series, The Man with the Golden Gun, was published posthumously and against Fleming's desire. He had just finished the first draft before his death, and he felt the entire thing was rather a mess and wanted to redo it. His publisher, perhaps feeling that any Bond was bankable Bond, insisted that the book was perfectly fine.
Death of a Silencer
[This part three of a four-part article. Click here for part 1, part 2, and part 4]
In February of 1966, audiences got their first look at the finished product that started with the dark, violent Matt Helm novels of Donald Hamilton and ended up in the hands of ill-tempered producer Irving Allen and boozy Rat Packer Dean Martin. Leading up to the release of the first film in the series, The Silencers, there had been a barrage of publicity, most of it focused on the bevy of semi-clad beauties populating the film (Dean Martin himself was busy with other film projects and the launch of his very popular new TV variety show). There was little in the pre-release marketing to inspire hope in fans of Donald Hamilton's books that this Matt Helm would bear any resemblance at all to the character of the same name in the novels. As the lights went down and the curtains parted (yes, we used to have those in movie theaters), it was time for Irving Allen and Dean Martin to deliver their idea of America's response to James Bond.
Assignment: Dean Martin
[This part two of a four-part article. Click here for part 1, part 3, and part 4]
Director-producer Irving Allen has been charitably referred to as a bit gruff, or rough around the edges. Less charitably, a bully. Even less charitably, a complete asshole. Working his way from junior editor up through the ranks, he eventually carved out a pretty successful if low-key career as the producer or director of a number of shorts, including the Academy Award winning Climbing the Matterhorn. Wanting more from his career though, he partnered with another struggling producer, Brit Albert "Cubby" Broccoli, to form Warwick Films. Based out of England so they could take advantage of lucrative tax breaks, Warwick made a number of successful "boy's own adventure" style films that allowed Allen to indulge his taste for costumed mini-epics and Broccoli a chance to make a name for himself with the help of his mercurial but close friend and partner.
Death of a Citizen, Birth of an Agent
[This part one of a four-part article. Click here for part 2, part 3, and part 4]
"I was taking a martini across the room…"
If that line, the first sentence in the first Matt Helm novel by Donald Hamilton, had been the only sentence in the book, then there would have been very little stylistic conflict between the Matt Helm of the books and the incarnation of the character that eventually fond its way onto movie screens. Of course, a single sentence doesn't exactly make for a great novel, and we soon learn that Matt Helm is taking the martini across the room to his wife during a dull suburban cocktail party. From there, things get a lot darker and more violent.
Japan Destroys the World
When the only country in the world that has had atomic bombs dropped on it puts a mushroom cloud in one of its movies, it tends to have more resonance than when, say, the Italians do it. When the Italians set off an atomic bomb, it almost always heralds the arrival of post-apocalyptic, dune buggy-driving leather-and-shoulderpad aficionados. When Japan does it, however, it is something altogether heavier. It can also usher in not the solemn thoughtfulness one might expect, but at least in the movies I watch, instead signifies something supremely weird is about to happen, as if the sheer destructive capability is so difficult to wrap one's head around — even when it's been used on you — that there is no way to deal with it other than through the application of sheer strangeness.

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Logic Programming and Artificial Intelligence Prolog Lab Problem Sheet 1 1. This question serves as practice with unification and lists. Without the use of the Prolog interpreter, solve the following problems i.e. find the most general unifier for the two expressions: (a) [tom, liz, sandy] = [H | T] (b) [tom, liz, sandy] = [H, W | T] (c) [[tom, liz], sandy] = [H | T] (d) [tom, [liz,sandy]] = [H | T] (e) [[tom, liz, X], sandy] = [H | [X]] (f) [[tom, liz | X], Y, sandy] = [H | X] (g) [[tom], [liz,sandy]] = [ X , Y | Z ] Now, put the above queries into Prolog and check that you have found the unifiers correctly. 2. Write down the definition for the predicate third(L,Third) which picks the third element of the list L. Write down the definition of the predicate deepthird(L,DeepThird) which is true is either: (a) the third element of the list L is DeepThird or (b) the third element of the list L is a list L3 and the relation deepthird(L3, DeepThird) is true. 3. Write down the definition of the predicate search(X,L) which is true if L is a list and X is an element of it or an element of some sublist of L (at any arbitrary depth). 4. Download the file eval.pl from the LPA web page. It contains the code for the Boolean function evaluation program from the lecture slides. Before you continue with this question, make sure you understand how it works. First, try putting the following three expressions of propositional logic into Prolog queries using the eval/2 predicate. We are looking for the complete truth tables, i.e. the second argument of your query must be uninstantiated: (a) (P Q) (Q R) (b) (P Q) (R S) (c) (P Q) ((P R) Q) Once you've made sure your queries are syntactically correct, run them with the Prolog interpreter and check that Prolog finds the correct assignment of truth values. Now, provide definitions for the "exclusive or" function. For your benefit, run the three previous queries with "exclusive or" replacing "or" and see how they differ. 5. Write down the definition of the predicate prefix(P,L) which is true if the list P is a prefix of the list L. As an example, the list [1,2] is a prefix of the list [1,2,3,4,5]. Also, write down the definition of the predicate suffix(P,L) which is true if the list P is a suffix of the list L. As an example, the list [4,5] is a suffix of the list [1,2,3,4,5]. For both these definitions, do not use append from the lecture slides. 6. Write down a different definition for the predicates prefix(P,L) and suffix(P,L) than in question 5, this time using the append/3 predicate from the lecture slides. Note that, to avoid confusion with Prolog's own version of append, it is recommended to rename append/3 from the lecture slides to app/3. 7. Write down a different definition for the list membership predicate memb/2 from the lecture slides using append/3, again, from the lecture slides. Use the version of memb/2 that doesn't consider the type safety check. Remember to rename append/3 to app to avoid confusion with Prolog's own version of the predicate. Also, do not call your own predicate member because that will clash with Prolog's own version of member/2. 8. Write down the definition of the predicate sublist(S,L) which is true if the list S is a sublist of the list L. 9. Write down the definition of the predicate double(L,DL) which is true if every element of the list list L appears twice in DL, in the same order as in L. For example, double([1,2,3], [1,1,2,2,3,3]) is true. 10. There is a monkey at the door into a room. In the middle of the room a banana is hanging from the ceiling. The monkey is hungry and wants to get the banana, but it cannot reach high enough from the door. At the window of the room there is a box that the monkey may use. The monkey can perform the following actions: walk on the floor, climb onto the box, push the box around (if the monkey is already at the box) and grasp the banana if standing on the box directly under the banana. Write a Prolog program which can determine whether the monkey can get the banana. A little information to help you: We are going to use a complex term to represent a state of the world. States have 4 components: the place of the monkey in the room, whether it is on the box or not, the position of the box in the room and whether the monkey has the banana or not. The initial state has the monkey at the door and on the oor, the box by the window and the monkey not having the banana. This can be represented by: state(at_door, on_floor, at_window, has_not). You don't need to do anything with this, i.e. don't put it in your program! It will be included in your query, not in your file. First, having been given the initial state, now define the goal state. Now consider moves which change the world from one state to another. These can be represented as 3-place predicates, move(State1, M, State2). State1 is the state before the move (and so must capture any preconditions of the move), M is the move itself and State2 is the state after the move (and so must capture any effects of the move). For example, grasping the banana is a move that can only happen if the monkey is standing on the box, is directly under the banana, and does not have the banana yet. So grasp is de_ned with its necessary preconditions and e_ects as follows: move(state(under_banana, on_box, under_banana, has_not), grasp, state(under_banana, on_box, under_banana, has)). Define 3 more move clauses for climbing on the box, moving the box from Place1 to Place2 and for the monkey walking from Place1 to Place2. HINT: Put the four move clauses into the file in the order I have specified them! We will want to use the query: ?- canget(state(at_door, on_floor, at_window, hasnot)). and get the answer Yes if the monkey can get the banana and No if it can't from the starting state specified in the query. Furthermore, define the predicate canget and try out your program. Remember, it's just a simple recursive definition like those given in the lecture slides. Ask yourself what the base case is, i.e. what state would be the argument of canget for it to return Yes? Ask yourself what recursive call would take you nearer to a solution. Finally, consider whether your definition of canget is fully polymodal or not. Suppose the order of the grasp, climb, push and walk clauses were different, e.g. if walk appears first. What ramifications does this have for polymodality? By this end of this question, you will have built a little robot planner, or in this case a monkey planner. Feed your monkey!
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Reaching for Higher Ground: an interview with Russell Henderson
by Sarah Ruth van GelderDec 12, 2005
- No-bid contracts. "Opportunity" zones. Massive federal spending. Big decisions are being made about the Gulf region, but what do residents and evacuees want? YES! editor Sarah van Gelder interviews Russell Henderson, a resident of New Orleans and a convener of the Rebuild Louisiana Coalition.
Finding Safe Harbor
by Debra McKinneyNov 09, 2005
- Safe Harbor is a nonprofit hotel in Anchorage, Alaska, a kind of sanctuary where people coming out of shelters or off the streets can stay while they work some things out.
Out of Time
by Jonathan RoweNov 08, 2005
- The desperate quest to cram more into time has caused it to diminish. Could the cure for time scarcity be a vision of the Eternal?
Altar Your Abode
by Lori Hall SteeleNov 08, 2005
- Sacred spaces are being created in homes from coast to coast, with closets, corners, and bedrooms converted to places that serve as soul-quieting antidotes to modern stress.
I Stand With You Against the Disorder
by Jeanette ArmstrongNov 08, 2005
- An indigenous woman invites us to learn how America's rootless culture looks to a people who are "dream and land together"
Make a Living-With Dignity
by Michael RamosNov 08, 2005
- The religious community, labor unions, and community groups have come together to sponsor 122 living wage ordinances in towns large and small throughout the United States.
Sunscreen Safety
by Lilja OttoNov 08, 2005
- Because of serious concerns about the safety of chemical sun screens, mineral filters appear to be a better choice.
A Stranger at the Door
by Anna Maria PinedaNov 08, 2005
- Although Las Posadas is a beautiful ritual, the reality it addresses is a painful one: the reality of human need and exclusion.
Burning Man, the Leave-No-Trace Arts Festival
by Corey WaggonerNov 07, 2005
- In 2003, the Bureau of Land Management declared Burning Man the largest Leave-No-Trace event in the world.
Drop the Debt!
by Lisa Gale GarriguesNov 07, 2005
- Religious organizations from around the world have combined forces to convince international finance organizations to cancel the debt owed by developing nations.
What Can Congregations Do?
by Richard LangNov 07, 2005
- Three steps for congregations towards creating new economic practices of sharing
A Wake-up Call
by Jim WallisNov 07, 2005
- As the Religious Right is declaring a religious war to give their version of faith religious supremacy in America, it is time to take back both our faith and our Constitution.
Why America Needs a Spiritual Progressive
by Michael LernerNov 07, 2005
- Tikkun's Politics of Meaning proposes a universal spirituality and values not tied to any particular religion but foundational to all religions
95 Theses or Articles of Faith for a Christianity
for the Third Millennium
by Matthew FoxNov 07, 2005
- Like Luther, I present 95 theses or in my case, 95 faith observations drawn from my 64 years of living and practicing religion and spirituality. I trust I am not alone in recognizing these truths. For me they represent a return to our origins, a return to the spirit and the teaching of Jesus and his prophetic ancestors, and of the Christ which was a spirit that Jesus' presence and teaching unleashed.
The Prophets Versus Empire
by Richard LangOct 31, 2005
- Is it time for Americans to build a culture that rejects empire and adopts the principles of the Jubilee?


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The Honorable Vicki J. Snelgrove and Mr. Von P. Snelgrove announce the engagement of their daughter, Leigh Johnson Snelgrove of Columbia, SC, to Clifford W. Garzzillo III of Columbia, SC, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Garzzillo Jr. The wedding is planned for July 19, 2014 at First Baptist Church of Aiken, SC.
The bride-elect is a maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Henderson Johnson Jr. and a paternal granddaughter of Mrs. Anne Snelgrove and the late Mr. VonLeigh O. Snelgrove.
She is a 2007 graduate of Aiken High School. She is a graduate of Wofford College with a degree in Biology and German. She is employed by A.C. Flora High School.
The bridegroom-elect is a maternal grandson of the late Francesco Santaniello and Amibella Santaniello and a paternal grandson of the late Clifford Garzzillo Sr. and Lorraine Garzzillo of Aiken.
He is a 2005 graduate of Westminster School of Augusta. He is a graduate of USC Aiken with a degree in biology. He is employed by Dreher High School.
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campaignlive.co.uk, Friday, 23 July 2004 12:00AM
The campaign, which will coincide with the official opening of the Megastore on 2 August, captures the idea of a "re-mastered London music landmark" by picturing bespoke record labels with copy written in the form of song titles.
In each of the four executions, the label contains an image of the Megastore building on Piccadilly. The headline reads: "London's music landmark." This is followed by either: "Re-mastered, re-issued or re-released Virgin Megastores."
It is the agency's first work since being appointed to the Virgin Retail creative account last month.
The media was planned and bought by Manning Gottlieb OMD and will include a takeover of Piccadilly Underground station, Tube card panels, 48-sheet poster sites and press ads in Metro and the Evening Standard.
The ads were created by Stuart Elkins and Graeme Cook.
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Rigged, yes. If you consider winning a majority of electoral votes by way of a majority of citizens voting for Obama in the proper states "rigging" than yes. Those of us with intelligence, (in other words, people who are NOT conservative) call it winning an election. Actually we call it kicking the crap out of Romney. As in blow out. As in landslide. As in we all knew where it was going by 10:00PM. As in goodbye.
I have no problem calling 65 or so million Americans stupid. There was never a single intelligent reason ever given for voting for Mitt Romney other then "I hate Obama." What is Romney's healthcare stance? "I hate Obama". What is his view on taxes? "I hate Obama". Foriegn policy thoughts? "I hate Obama." 65 million people and not a one of them could give a single, cogent, intelligent answer as to why they voted for this scheming liar, Mitt Romney. No reason that is, other than three little words... "I hate Obama."
Year of that. Billions of dollars. 65 million idiots. And NOT ONE ANSWER to why to vote for Mitt Romney other than "I hate Obama".
They say Romney is shell shocked at the loss. that he expected so much to win he didn't even write a concession speech, and had his victory website ready. They say it was like a guy blow to him, and that his wife has gone about half nuts with grief over the loss.
GOOD! I hope both of them suffer tortuous mental anguish over this for a good long time. They deserve it.
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I cook, I clean, and I cuddle. What more do you want from a man?! and when I am not doing the above, I like to play golf, watch movies at home or out, stroll the street in the city and randomly walk into a bar or restaurant for some eats and drinks. I picture you to be spontaneous, yet organized. Carefree but responsible. Freak in the bed, but a lady on the streets. I take joy in making other happy. Whether through sense of humor, or from the kitchen. I smile when you smile. I am looking for someone who is not scared to laugh by my side. Someone who I can appreciate day by day.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Football, Golf, Hockey, Soccer, Tennis / Racquet sports, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs, Fish
Middle of the Road
Recently I visited Medellin Colombia, it was one of the best places I've been to. If i'm staying locally, I enjoy many different venues in the area. Sumo, G, Vango etc. Where the fun is, is where i will be.
The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College, Philadelphia, PA
I dont really watch too much TV, I'm more of a channel surfer. But do enjoy cooking for company. Love seeing the pleasure on the faces from eating my food.
I love any and all activities. Going to the movies, sporting events, and the Art museum. Picasso anyone?
The latest I read was a cook book "Momofuku" by David Chang
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|What he is looking for
|5'11" (180cms)
|5'2" (157cms) to 5'11" (180cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned
|Black, Blue, Brown, Green
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde
|Yes, but trying to quit
|No preference
|Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|Self-Employed / Entrepreneur
|No preference
I'm a chef and partner at a restaurant in NJ
|I'll tell you later
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
Korean American
|Christian / Other
|No preference
|English, Korean, Spanish
|Bachelors degree
|No preference