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Amherst Esperanto is a chapter of the Esperanto Society of New England dedicated to support learning and speaking the International Language Esperanto in Amherst, Massachusetts.

We have a weekly social hour, Tuesdays at 5:30pm, at the BlueWall Eatery in the Campus Center on the UMass Amherst Campus. We are currently reading either Gerda Malaperis or Lasu Min Paroli Plu, the companion book to Gerda Malaperis. Join us!

Amherst Esperanto has a mailing list for announcements, information, and discussion. Subscribe by visting the page for members (at) lists (dot) amherstesperanto (dot) org. This list is a moderated, low-traffic list for Amherst Esperanto and the Pioneer Valley.

Amherst Esperanto in the Collegian

Thu, 05/08/2008 - 19:06 — Steven Brewer

A very nice article about us appeared today in the UMass student newspaper. Kudos to Andrea Murray for such a nice article!

The Lost Ring

Wed, 04/02/2008 - 12:29 — Steven Brewer

There is a new Alternate Reality Game, The Lost Ring that is using Esperanto as one of its puzzles. People are finding chapters of a secret codex that has the key to saving the worlds! They need to be found and decoded. It was something to do with a lost Olympic sport. At our Tuesday evening meetings (5:30pm in the Blue Wall) we're translating the chapters from the secret codex. Join us and help save the worlds!

Article in Amherst Bulletin

Fri, 02/22/2008 - 13:51 — Steven Brewer

Mary Carey, a local journalist, attended the luncheon with José Antonio Vergara and wrote a very nice article about Esperanto and our local organization. Mary also maintains a blog called About Amherst with lots of pictures and going's on about town.

José Antonio Vergara to visit Amherst

Sun, 02/10/2008 - 12:46 — Steven Brewer

José Antonio Vergara will visit Amherst January 17, 2008. He will appear at a luncheon scheduled for noon at China Dynasty in Hadley. Please contact Steven Brewer if you plan to come in order to request the correct number of tables and seats.

José Antonio is a doctor from Chile and a board-member of the World Esperanto Association. He is in the United States to speak at the annual meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Science.

AAAS Presentation

Thu, 01/03/2008 - 21:37 — Steven Brewer

A number of eminent Esperanto-speakers will present a symposium at the 2008 annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science entitled "English-Only Science in a Multilingual World: Costs, Benefits, and Options". The session will be on at 8:30am on Friday, Feb 15th with speakers including Humphrey Tonkin, José Antonio Vergara, and Ulrich Ammon. Below is the abstract.

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