Club Meetings - Updated February 2007 Expert Instruction Classes  - Cobb 103, Sundays - February 11th, 25th and March 11th  From 1 to 3pm!!  See our event advertisment flier . We meet every Sunday from 1 to 3 pm in Reynolds Club 001. The classes are organized on individual basis. Every clubmember is encouraged to practice whatever aspect of Calligraphy they find most interesting. For alternate styles, we even have books with pictures and images that can be used for reference. The Club meetings have resumed this quarter, and we have tons of neat and beautiful stuff to teach you! Also, please check out our events! COURSE DOCUMENTS - FALL 2006 Calligraphy 101 - Syllabus (pdf) Calligraphy 101 - Week 3 (Lesson1) Handout - Introduction (pdf) Calligraphy 101 - Week 4 (Lesson2) Handout - Strokes (pdf) FIRST GENERAL MEETING - FALL 2003 2003.10.12 In the First General Meeting of the year, we first silenced our new members by feeding them yummy dim sum from the Pheonix. We then continued our plot of brainwashing these innocent newbies by giving them a brief introduction to Chinese Calligraphy. A further re-education schedule was introduced in the quarter syllabus. This was followed by the first weapons training session where the new members were handed their powerful ink brushes. Much fun was had by all! FIRST BOARD MEETING - FALL 2003 2003.10.03 On a late Friday night, the members of the board gathered to fight over the One Knife in the kitchen of our dear treasurer, then proceeded to make mince meat of ... lettuce. Eventually, dumplings (both meat and vegetarian) were made and collectively consumed, plotting of conquest discussed, and an iLamp marvelled at. Ah, the filled stomach and the filled agenda! DRESS-UP and SPEAKER RUNSUN PAN'S PRESENTATION - SPRING 2003 2003.05.25 Our last meeting this quarter, this year. So sad.. Speaker Runsun Pan gave a lecture on the technique of Calligraphy. He explained how to hold a brush, what is a good posture, what kind of brushes there are, the different styles of writing lines. Then we played dress-up. Some people actually practiced calligraphy, but since this was our last meeting this year, we chose to have other kinds of fun. So we all put on our qi paos that we bought in Chinatown on our club trip.