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Forbidden Political Philosophies: Continuing Explorations (LH11031)
with Benjamin Olshin
If we look back at writers ranging from Plato to George Orwell, there have always been a wide variety of political philosophies — everything from monarchism to philosopher-kings to anarcho-syndicalism. Continue to broaden your understanding of political thought and the valuable insights they offer in addressing the challenges of political polarization, classism, and societal instability.
French Onion and Country Soup (CW11037)
with Michael Castillo
Our fall soup class features two soup recipes that can be found in any French Bistro. French Onion is a classic bowl of onion, beef broth and cheese; the French Country Soup is a hearty bowl of ham, herbs and onion.
Unlocking Creativity: A Guided Writing Workshop (WC12837)
with Pamela Aloia
Vivid images, concepts, and real-world scenarios will spark your imagination and uncover fresh perspectives. Guided prompts encourage creative exploration through short stories, poems, journal reflections, and other writing styles. Designed for those looking to reignite inspiration or simply get the words flowing. Experiment, reflect, and rediscover the joy of writing.
Knitting for Beginners (HC21005)
with Laura Shook
Discover the joys of knitting. Learn all the basics you need to start or get a refresher. Knit a stitch sampler scarf (pattern provided). Individual guidance provided. Material fee $17 payable to instructor.
Creating a Slideshow from your Photos (CO21039)
with Nancy White
It’s now easier than ever to create a slideshow from your personal images. Learn about the software and skills required, as Nancy demonstrates step by step how to create and customize your slideshow using your own voice as narrator, adding music and text that makes it spectacular.
Posture Fundamentals: Sitting & Walking (FH31027)
with Roberta Cooks
NEW Discover how healthy posture transforms your body. Learn Gokhale Method® principles and gentle exercises to strengthen your core, improve flexibility, and support balance. Build habits that ease aches, increase mobility, and prevent pain caused by poor alignment.
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Monet at Giverny (AA31027)
with Lynn Berkowitz
In 1883, Claude Monet settled in the village of Giverny, transforming a simple farmhouse into a living canvas. Explore how Monet’s immersion in his famous gardens sparked a radical evolution in his style, moving from traditional Impressionism toward the boundaries of modern abstraction.
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Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (MT31862)
with Jack Covington
NEW Robert Louis Stevenson penned a world-famous thriller in which Dr. Jekyll, convinced that all people have two personalities, concocts a drug to separate one person into two personalities and tests it on himself. Enter Mr. Hyde – Dr. Jekyll’s alter ego – who is as depraved and vicious as Dr. Jekyll is virtuous and kindly. Experience the eternal battle between good and evil.
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