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Day 51 – Three days to Auction

March 9th, 2010

Only 3 more sleeps until the Silent Auction on Friday! Now’s the time to check out some of the artwork up for auction at the TW4H website and strategize how you’re going to get the piece that you like the most.

Tonight we feature the artsy language services provided by volunteers Kat Asari and Tomoe:

  • Kat Asari has a Masters in French and recently returned to Toronto after studying and teaching in France. With five years of experience tutoring, Kat has taught French and English and can provide instruction entirely in French. – Tomoe has extensive experience in teaching Japanese language courses to university students.
  • Tomoe also writes articles in both English and Japanese for major newspapers and academic journals. Whether it’s translation or language instruction, Tomoe can help you with all your Japanese language needs.

We have also updated our featured artwork:

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