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Current classes
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On-line course materials
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Mini-Videos
The Anthrax Diaries The Russian Dictionary Tree Lora's Dialogs Beginning Russian Grammar Alphabet Грамматика для грамотных About WAL WAL Login About COLLT COLLT Login The Human Body Dictionary Russian Verbs Олигарх Водитель для Веры Благословите женщину Папа Коммунальная квартира Интервью из России I Интервью из России II Дети из России На атомной речке Интервью из Швеции
Faculty
![]() Slava Paperno (director) Krystyna Golovakova Raissa Krivitsky Viktoria Tsimberov Richard L. Leed (1929-2011) Lora Paperno (retired)
Russian minor
Courses
Important Cornell links
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Academic CalendarCritical dates Final exams Building Codes Campus Maps Time and Room Rosters RUSSA In Courses of Study Special Conditions
Outside resources
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Word usageBilingual word usage Викисловарь Словарь русского языка Morphological Dictionary Dictionary of Synonyms МиниКроссЛексика Словарь Даля Gramota.Ru Википедия «Кругосвет» БСЭ Moshkov's library Журнальный зал Russia's Bards Медуза/Meduza news, etc. Internet radio AATSEEL Mnemonic keyboard Standard keyboard
Study in Russia
We are in the News!
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Class Trips to Russian New York
No Web page can give justice to these adventures.
If you haven't gone on one of these trips yet, you
should. Most students go again and again--and when they
graduate, this is one part of their Cornell
life they miss.
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Our trips to the Russian neighborhoods in New York City
are organized by Raissa Krivitsky once a year, mostly
in the fall. The group (usually twenty to thirty students)
leaves by bus early in the morning and returns the same day,
late at night. A movie is often shown on the bus, but that's
a minor part of the fun: when in the city, the group visits
Russian stores that sell music, books, and souvenirs;
eat in a fine restaurant; and attend a major show, typically
an all-stars production from Russia. It's a day of immersion
in the New York version of Russian language and culture, and it's
an unmatched experience.
Read about the 2009 adventure in this Cornell Chronicle
article by Linda Glaser.
The time to sign up for the next trip is announced by
Raissa (rvk3) early in the fall semester.
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