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Understanding Modern Israel: Its People, and Struggle for Survival and Peace
with Bob Feferman, B.A.

The class title is: "Understanding Modern Israel: the people, and its struggle for survival and peace". The presenters are Bob Feferman, Community Relations Director for the Jewish Federation of St. Joseph Valley and Omer Karavani, Israeli Emissary to the Jewish Federation. The first three sessions will be conducted by Omer Karavani. He will present, "My Israeli Story", that tells the story of Israel through his personal story and that of his family. The 2nd session will be an overview of the Jews of the Middle East, and the 3rd session will be on "Israel the Melting Pot?" The fourth and fifth sessions will be presented by Bob Feferman titled, "Israel: A Struggle for Survival and Peace". Classes will meet: October 16th, 23rd, 30th and November 6th and the 20th.
A Brief History of Particle Physics
with Prof. Mitchell Wayne

This lecture provides an introduction to the field of particle physics (also known as high energy physics) for the general public. The context of the presentation is historical, from the early 20th century until the present. Some of the key people and their contributions to the field will be discussed.
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Medicare Education Presentation

Medicare Education Presentation
Oak Street Health
Making the most of your Medicare plan is important—and we’re here to help! Join us for an informative session where we’ll walk through the ins and outs of Medicare and help you better understand your options.
☕ Coffee and donuts will be served.
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Wealth Management Insights
with Indiana Trust Wealth Management

Join us for this educational talk featuring insights
from 2-3 presenters hosted by Indiana Trust Wealth
Management.
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Wines of the World - Bordeaux
with Sharyl Dawes

Build your wine knowledge by sipping and
studying your way through some of the world’s
most famous wine regions. Each session will
feature 3-5 tastings, with a discussion of food
parings, tasting notes, and the history and
geography of the region. Sharyl has hands-on
viticultural and wine-making experience. Class
meets from 2:00pm - 3:30pm in Little Flower
Payne Hall. The cost is $25 per session.