2.8 I Japanese Teahouse (Collection of Articles)
CNC Close to Acquiring $700,000 Japanese Teahouse (2/7/89) [2 copies] Baliles Initiated CNC Teahouse Effort (2/8/89) [2 copies] Suited to a Tea (2/14/89) Santoro's Tempest in a Teahouse (2/22/89) Teahouse Acquisition Shouldn't Happen (2/22/89) Tea, Too? (2/22/89) Teahouse Expected at CNC this Morning (3/2/89) Japanese Teahouse Arrives at CNC (3/2/89) Teahouse Surprise Turns Slightly Sour for Baliles (3/6/89) No Tea, Please (3/13/89) An Honor (3/22/89) Notions About Teahouse May Change CNC's Often-Criticized Acquisition Should Become A Welcome Addition (3/26/89) Support the Teahouse (4/19/89) For Teahouse (5/2/89) Teahouse Fund Raising Starts; Work to Begin (6/3/89) [2 copies, one photocopy of the original and one digital print-out] Work Under Way On CNC Teahouse Exacting Task Is A Matter of Tradition, Skill (6/8/89) Prayers Said For Teahouse Japanese Rite Done at CNC (6/23/89) Canon A Springboard for Japanese Presence (1/31/93) Canon's Gift (5/10/93) Tea Ceremony (9/30/93) An Ancient Ritual Re-enacted (4/23/95) CNU Teahouse (7/18/96) Taste of the Orient (4/25/97) CNU Opera (5/18/97) Oh Opera! (5/23/97) Happenings: Tea Ceremony (4/23/98) What's Happening With the Tea House at Christopher Newport University? (11/8/05) What's the status of the Japanese Tea House that used to be at Christopher Newport University? (9/23/06) Celebrating A Bit Of Japan (5/3/07) Mid-Atlantic Country Magazine (2/90/90) - pg. 42 Virginia's House of Tea International Business, Japanese/Asian Studies, Latin American Studies CNU Brochure (includes a blurb about the Japanese Tea House)
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2.8 I The Dedication of the Japanese Tea House in Virginia
Brochure contains a brief history, a list of donors, and the members of the Japanese Tea House in Virginia Committee. 7 copies (6 copies of physical program in the back pocket of the binder)
Seventh copy includes: -Draft of the program -Articles on the history of tea in Japan and tea ceremonies -Draft of The Japanese Tea House in Virginia brochure -Captain's Log articles about the tea house
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2.8 I Japan: The Art of the Tea Ceremony
Brochure provides information on the history of the Japanese tea ceremony. 4 copies
2.8 I The Japanese Tea House in Virginia (Brochure)
Provides information on the tea house at Christopher Newport in English and Japanese. 4 copies
2.8 I The Japanese Tea House in Virginia (Program)
1-Welcome 2-Invocation 3-Lunch 4-Introduction of Head Table 5-Introduction of Dr. Anthony R. Santoro, President of Christopher Newport College 6-Introduction of the Honorable Gerald L. Baliles, Governor of Virginia 7-Closing Remarks
2.8 I Background Information: The Japanese Tea House in Virginia
2.8 I The Japanese Tea House in Virginia
Provides information on the tea house and the tea ceremony. Handwritten notes are on the document.
List of Items Contained in Folder: (1) Virginia's Four-Year State College on the Peninsula (2) General Information on Christopher Newport College (3) Christopher Newport College Annual Report 1988-89 (4)The Japanese Tea House in Virginia brochure (3 copies) (5) Japan The Art of the Tea Ceremony brochure (4 copies) (6) Background Information: The Japanese Tea House in Virginia (2 copies) (7) Memo Re: Tea House Signs (8) The Japanese Tea House in Virginia Video script (2 copies) (9) Article from "Inform," September/October 1990, titled "A Temple for Tea" (10) Daily Press article, March 26, 1989, "Notions about teahouse may change" (11) The Dedication of The Japanese Tea House in Virginia program (12) The Ennan Tea House (13) Daily Press article, July 30, 1989, "Cultural Exchange" (14) Daily Press article, September 21, 1989, "Front Page" (15) Japanese Studies Program Christopher Newport College (16) Friends of The Tea House of Christopher Newport College By-Laws Adopted January, 1990 (17) Friends of The Tea House Roster (18) Hours of Operation for the Japanese Tea House in Virginia (19) The Tea House Maintenance (20) Ping Amrababd Photography fax regarding Tea House photos.
Ennan Tea House Removing and Reconstruction Plan Includes Floor Freming Plan [sic] Elevation Interior Elevation Electric Equipment Air Conditioning and Plumbing Equipment Foundation Plan Temporary Covering Shed English and Chinese Given by Mrs. Stanley (Carol) Krause
Photographs of the process of bringing the Tea House to Virginia, rebuilding it, completed interior shots, and dedications/ceremonies.