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−	'''Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence''' is a four-week summer course given at [[Reid Hall]] by the [[Creative Writing Department]]. It is taught by [[Stacey D'Erasmo]] and [[Amy Benson]], along with a grad student, who lives in the dorms and is around to help out with any needs. The course began in 2011 and is open to undergrads and grad students.<ref>http://arts.columbia.edu/paris-then-and-now-circles-influence</ref>	+	'''Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence''' is a four-week summer course given at [[Reid Hall (Paris)\|Reid Hall]] by the [[Creative Writing Department]]. It is taught by [[Stacey D'Erasmo]] and [[Amy Benson]], along with a grad student, who lives in the dorms and is around to help out with any needs. The course began in 2011 and is open to undergrads and grad students.<ref>http://arts.columbia.edu/paris-then-and-now-circles-influence</ref>

	After an application process in the early spring semester, about 15 students are selected to participate. The class is done completely in English.		After an application process in the early spring semester, about 15 students are selected to participate. The class is done completely in English.

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 After an application process in the early spring semester, about 15 students are selected to participate. The class is done completely in English.
-=== Academics ===
+==Academics==
 Paris Then and Now is essentially two classes: a seminar and workshop.  The seminar is taught together by Benson and D'Erasmo for a seminar on the readings but the class is arbitrarily split for workshop. As is typical of Columbia there are no classes on Fridays.
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 In workshops, since Benson does nonfiction and D'Erasmo does fiction, they will bring a guest in to help the poets.
-=== Outside of class ===
+==Outside of class==
 A guest speaker comes to speak each week, ranging from American authors to French literary critics to translators.  Some are better than others.
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 Students are given a list of optional cultural events to attend each week around the city.  They must attend at least one each week.  There are also a few readings at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare_and_Company_(bookstore) Shakespeare & Co.] which the class is encouraged to go to together.  Occasionally there is a mandatory film screening at Reid Hall.
-=== Final Requirements ===
+==Final requirements==
 At the end of the course, students are required to turn in workshop work, a piece based on the styles read in seminar, and a piece inspired by one of the suggested culture events.  Grades are received at the end of summer.

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-Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence is a four-week summer course given at [[Reid Hall]] by the [[Creative Writing Department]].  It is taught by [[Stacey D'Erasmo]] and [[Amy Benson]], along with a PA grad student, who lives in the dorms and is around to help out with any needs.  The course began in 2011 and is open to undergrads and grad students.<ref>http://arts.columbia.edu/paris-then-and-now-circles-influence</ref>
+'''Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence''' is a four-week summer course given at [[Reid Hall]] by the [[Creative Writing Department]].  It is taught by [[Stacey D'Erasmo]] and [[Amy Benson]], along with a grad student, who lives in the dorms and is around to help out with any needs.  The course began in 2011 and is open to undergrads and grad students.<ref>http://arts.columbia.edu/paris-then-and-now-circles-influence</ref>
 After an application process in the early spring semester, about 15 students are selected to participate. The class is done completely in English.
 === Academics ===
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 In workshops, since Benson does nonfiction and D'Erasmo does fiction, they will bring a guest in to help the poets.
-=== Outside of Class ===
+=== Outside of class ===
 A guest speaker comes to speak each week, ranging from American authors to French literary critics to translators.  Some are better than others.

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−	Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence is a four-week summer course given at [[Reid Hall]] by the [[Creative Writing Department.]] It is taught by [[Stacey D'Erasmo]] and [[Amy Benson]], along with a PA grad student, who lives in the dorms and is around to help out with any needs. The course began in 2011 and is open to undergrads and grad students.<ref>http://arts.columbia.edu/paris-then-and-now-circles-influence</ref>	+	Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence is a four-week summer course given at [[Reid Hall]] by the [[Creative Writing Department]]. It is taught by [[Stacey D'Erasmo]] and [[Amy Benson]], along with a PA grad student, who lives in the dorms and is around to help out with any needs. The course began in 2011 and is open to undergrads and grad students.<ref>http://arts.columbia.edu/paris-then-and-now-circles-influence</ref>

	After an application process in the early spring semester, about 15 students are selected to participate. The class is done completely in English.		After an application process in the early spring semester, about 15 students are selected to participate. The class is done completely in English.

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 A guest speaker comes to speak each week, ranging from American authors to French literary critics to translators.  Some are better than others.
-Each week ends with a Stein-style "salon" where students read what they wrote, read what other people wrote, or perform.  The PA provides cheese, charcuterie, pastries, and (to ensure people will be courageous and speak up) wine for the salons.
+Each week ends with a Stein-style "salon" where students read what they wrote, read what other people wrote, or perform.  The PA provides cheese, charcuterie, pastries, and (to ensure people will be courageous and speak up) wine.
 Students are given a list of optional cultural events to attend each week around the city.  They must attend at least one each week.  There are also a few readings at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare_and_Company_(bookstore) Shakespeare & Co.] which the class is encouraged to go to together.