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Thu14 Poland's Struggles To Regain Independence
with Robert Jankowski, MBA ki, M.B.A.
A look at many rebellions and revolutions in Poland between the partitions and the Treaty of Versailles. It includes quite a cast of characters including Napoleon.
Thu15 Senior Yoga
with Kim Teska, Ph.D.
Senior Yoga makes it available to the less flexible. We move every joint from head to toe. Please bring your own yoga mat, 8-10 ft yoga strap, and a cushion for your knees if needed.
Thu16 Area Flora, Fauna, and History
with Garry Harrington
We'll take a brief look at the plants, animals, and fascinating history of northern Indiana and southern Michigan.
Thu17 Beginning Bridge
with Thomas Hebron
Curious about Bridge? This welcoming course introduces one of the world’s most popular card games. Learn the fundamentals of card play, bidding, scoring, and basic strategy in a relaxed and social setting. Whether you are completely new to Bridge or need a refresher, you’ll enjoy exercising your mind while meeting new friends. Students should purchase Bridge Basics 1: An Introduction by Audrey Grant, before class.
Thu18 Chinese Mahjong
with Cecelia Hossler
Mahjong is a fascinating Chinese game of skill, strategy, and calculation often described as a “mind sport.” Learn the basics of the official game, tile recognition, scoring, and winning strategies while enjoying friendly competition. Researchers suggest mentally stimulating games may help support cognitive health. Join us to sharpen your thinking skills and discover the enjoyment of Chinese Mahjong.
Thu19 Free Market Economics in a Changing World
with James Halteman, Ph.D.
Explore the strengths of a free-market economy and the challenges facing today’s society. Topics include climate change, artificial intelligence, an aging population, income inequality, political division, and other forces shaping our future. We’ll discuss whether our economic system can adapt and thrive amid these pressures. No prior study of economics is required.
Thu21 Leonard Bernstein Explains It All: The Omnibus Programs
with Mark Beudert, A.Mus.Doc.
Discover how Leonard Bernstein made classical music accessible and exciting through his legendary 1950s television appearances on Omnibus. Join retired Notre Dame professor and operatic tenor Dr. Mark Beudert as we explore programs on Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, jazz, conducting, modern music, Bach, opera, and American musical comedy. No musical background is required.
Thu22 The Artist’s Way: It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again
with Carol C. Bradley
Create the life you want to live! Julia Cameron’s 1992 book “The Artist’s Way: The Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity” has sold more than 5 million copies. This guided 10-session course, based on her new book, “It’s Never Too Late To Begin Again,” gives you the opportunity and tools to explore your creative dreams and make your 50+ years the most creative and fulfilling time of your life.