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The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The Hegel Reading Group meets every other Thursday throughout the semester; this year we're working our way through the Phenomenology of Spirit. If you have questions about this group, contact Carl Gelderloos at carl.gelderloos@binghamton.edu.

For this week's meeting, we'll be discussing pages 281–333 in the Pinkard translation (§483/484–573/574).

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The Hegel Reading Group meets every other Thursday throughout the semester; this year we're working our way through the Phenomenology of Spirit. If you have questions about this group, contact Carl Gelderloos at carl.gelderloos@binghamton.edu.
For this week's meeting, we'll be discussing pages 333–90 in the Pinkard translation (§574/575–671/672).

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The Hegel Reading Group meets every other Thursday throughout the semester; this year we're working our way through the Phenomenology of Spirit. If you have questions about this group, contact Carl Gelderloos at carl.gelderloos@binghamton.edu.
For this week's meeting, we'll be discussing pages 390–430 in the Pinkard translation (§672/673–747/748).

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The Hegel Reading Group meets every other Thursday throughout the semester; this year we're working our way through the Phenomenology of Spirit. If you have questions about this group, contact Carl Gelderloos at carl.gelderloos@binghamton.edu.
For this week's meeting, we'll be discussing pages 430–467 in the Pinkard translation (§748/749–808/809).

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The Hegel Reading Group meets every other Thursday throughout the semester; this year we're working our way through the Phenomenology of Spirit. If you have questions about this group, contact Carl Gelderloos at carl.gelderloos@binghamton.edu.
For this week's meeting, we'll be discussing pages 3–59 in the Pinkard translation (Hegel's preface and intro to the Phenomenology).

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Fridays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 1–2 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!