Early Hollywood Women Film Pioneers. In this course, we explore the women who were pioneers in the silent film industry. Exhibitions That Made Art History.
In this course, we look at some of the important art exhibitions from the 19th and early 20th century. Next Start Date: January 11, May still be accepting enrollments.
Exotic Revival Architecture. In this course we explore the Exotic Revival Style of the s. In this course, we look at the origins and development of Expressionism as a movement with an emphasis on German Expressionism. Finding Your Movement Intelligence. Food History in Eight Tasty Bites. This course explores the major events and incidents in food history, starting wtih the diets and foods of the ancient world leading to the diets of our current and former presidents.
French Conversation 1: Low Intermediate. This course offers students with some background of French a chance to develop and practice their language skills in a fun way by one-on-one or small group interaction.
French Conversation 2: High Intermediate. This course offers students with two more years of French a chance to develop and practice their language skills in a fun way by one-on-one or small group interaction. From Nietzsche and Nihilism to Existentialism and Choice.
In this course we discuss the ideas of Nietzche, Nihilism, and Existentialism. In this course, we look at the work of Pulitzer Prize winning American cartoonist, Garry Trudeau, who is best known for creating the Doonesbury comic strip. Gilda Radner: It's Always Something. In this course we review Gilda Radner's career, showing plenty of clips. In this course, we take an in-depth look of one of the greatest rock bands: Led Zeppelin.
Great Songs and the Stories Behind Them. In this course, we discover the stories behind legendary songs. Gritty City: Ashcan School Artists. In this course, we explore the populist works of Ashcan artists, known for their gritty urban subject matter. High-Level Spanish Conversation. This advanced Spanish conversation course offers students a chance to improve their oral Spanish skills through critical reading of Latin American literature and discussion. History of Russia, Part 1: St.
Vladimir to Nikolas II. In this course, we delve into the history of Russia from the bringing of Orthodox Christiana to World War 1. In this course, we delve into the history of chocolate from its origins as a drink, and look at how it became the world's most craved food. In this course, we look at how walking and other forms of movement to reduce our chances of getting Dementia. Iconic Jazz Guitarists. Intermediate French Conversation.
Intermediate Mah-Jongg. This intermediate course takes Mah-Jongg players to the next level. Intermediate Yoga. A Hatha flow course intended for intermediate yoga practitioners. Islam A Primer. In this course, we study the basic tenets of Islam, based on established academic principles. In this course, Sam Mihara tells the story of his family and what happened to them in a Japanese internment camp, why the camps were created and the important lessons that he learned from this experience.
Jazz Themes from Hollywood. In this course, we explore how jazz was utilized in film scores. In this course, we explore the history and genius of Jesus. In this course, we explore how the Civil War eventually became a war to destroy slavery.
Kindfulness: Be Kind to Your Mind. In this mindfulness course, we focus on meditation and being kind to your mind. In this course, we explore the art and history of film scoring. In this course, we explore the favorite getaway destinations surrounding Los Angeles. Legendary Hotels and Restaurants of Los Angeles.
In this course, we explore the history and stories of the legendary hotels and restaurants in Los Angeles. Let's Read the Classics, Part 3. Life Stories that Stir the Soul. This writing course draws on your personal life stories and inspires you to turn them into written stories you can share with others or keep for yourself.
Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My! Mysticism: East and West. This course explores mystical religions in eastern and western traditions. Native American Storytelling. In this course, we read and discuss Native American stories by authors including N. Scott Momaday and Louise Erdrich. In this course, we read and discuss the novellas of six Nobel Laureates from around the world.
In this course, we read three works of a philosophical nature and three works of political fiction. Oliver Sacks: His Life and Writings. In this course, we discuss the life and writings of Oliver Sacks. Operas Based on Myths and Legends. In this course, we listen to and discuss excerpts from operas that are based on myths and legends. Originalism, Politics, and the Supreme Court. In this course we discuss the current cases before the Supreme Court through the lens of originalism.
Paul Williams: Architect to the Stars. In this course, we explore the architectural legacy left by by Paul Williams. In this course, we read and discuss Pauline Kael's critiques of celebrated films. Poker Fundamentals 2. This course explores the organizational culture of policing and current issues regarding police behavior. Pulp Fiction: Four of the Finest.
In this course we read pulp fiction novels that have been adapted for film. Putin vs. This course looks at Putin's regime and what is currently happening inside Russia. This course allows students the opportunity to read aloud and discuss one of William Shakespeare's plays.
Students do not need prior acting experience, only a passion for exploring Shakespeare's genius and a copy of the play. Reading and Acting Shakespeare's Henry V. Real Life Spanish Conversation I. This course offers a chance to practice Spanish conversation for those with basic Spanish knowledge. This conversation course is intended for those with moderate Spanish knowledge. Search funds. Find Funds.
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