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STANDARD FIRST AID
2 to be taught at the Red Cross
a Feb. 22. 20 6:00-10:00
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To cover choking in both infants and adults, artificial respiration,
how to treat poisoning, all about bandages and burns, and
15 how to treat them. $5.00 without books or materials to be paid
^ at Red Cross; *2.00 with book and materials.
CO-ED AEROBICS
; ? instructor, Lee Wilson
I S Wednesdays, 6:00-7:00
> ? Aerobics: A great way to increase your stamina, stay fit,
$ ? and lose weight. And of course meet new people, (tennis shoes
# required)
AMERICAN KARATE AND SELF DEFENSE
^ instructor, Mike Genova
? Thursdays 6:30-7:30
This course will teach basic self defense on a practical level
using kicks and punches. Flexibility exercises and confidence drills
? will enable women and men a start to rape prevention and
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* PUBLIC SPEECH AND PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
# instructors, David Livingston, Charles Terreni & Dale Oldham
? Tuesdays 5:00-6:00
A modern approach to effective public communication. To
inctmrfinn in nrenared and extemDoranious speaking.
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0 Will also cover the basic principles of parliamentary procedures
and Roberts Rules of Order. Emphasis on class participation.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
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^ instructor, Sandra Anderson
? Mondays 1:30-3:30, and Thursdays 1:30-3:00
A course to teach beginning adults communicative skills
needed to compete with survival situations in everyday life in
? the United States such as shopping, banking, health, restaurants,
1 5 sports and recreation, and local orientation, etc.
I @ WONDERFUL WORLD OF WALL STREET
j| instructor, William Fox
| ? to be announced at registration
IJ How to make and manage money, with an emphasis on
^ stocks, options, and management of money. The special attrac
? tion is to learn to make as much money as possible with only
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? Feb. 22, 24, 29 6:00-10:00
# Feb. 27, Mar. 5, 19 6:00-10:00
# Mar. 7, 14, 21 6:00 10:00
? Mar. 13, 20, 27' 6:00-10:00
5 Mar. 6, 8, 15 6:00-10:00
^ Mar. 22, 29, Apr. 5 6:00-10:00
@ $7.00 fee to be paid at the Red Cross; *3.75 to be paid if
# you do have the book.
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GISTRATION WILL BE HELD
B. 13-17 Students: $3.00 9
the Russell House Lobby Faculty: $4.00
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CLASSES WILL START FEBRUARY 20 #
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FIBERARTS
instructor, Barbara Layne ^
Wednesdays, 7:00-10:00 ^
This is an introductory course to various techniques in Q
fiberarts. Weaving, Batik, and Papermaking will be covered. #
INTRODUCTION TO HATHA TOGA
instructor, Mike Harmon q
Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 #
This course will provide an introduction to Hatha Yoga. #
Classes will consist of a brief warm up period followed by 5 to J
6 asanas (postures) and concluding with 5 minutes of relaxa- J
tion/meditation. Wear loose, comfortabfe clothing. ^
INTRODUCTION TO GOURMET BEERS *
instructor, Robert Witman 9
Thursdays 7:30-9:00 four sessions
A class for those who wish to go beyond the fraternity and sud-soaking ?
kep party, a cold one guzzled in front of the tube, or a rednecking six-pack J
in a pick-up truck (PBR?), and who want a more sophisticated, intelligent ^
approach to quality beers. We will explore over 30 different brews from #
twenty countries, and look into various drinking customs such as schnapps J
'n' beer, black and tan, etc, and explore the many styles such as pilsners, J
dunkels, ales, alts, bocks, stouts, weizenbieres, Munchers, Dormunders, Q
plus more. Learn what you like and why. Learn how to serve, pour, smell, 9
taste, and judge beers. Fine, imported, connoisseur beers are bargains com- w
pared to expensive wines- Vive les suds *10.00 special fee covers beers and ^
foods- also *1.00 for materials. ?
TRENDS Ilf MARXIST THOUGHT ?
instructor, Bill Martin 9
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Discussion of all the major trends in Marxism: western Marx- p
ism, third world Marxism, Marxist Feminism, Trotskyism, B
Marxism-Leninism-Mao Tsetung thought, etc. Guest speakers and ?
provocative reading materials. | ;!
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instructor, Tony Price 9
to be announced at registration
Designed primarily for individuals with little or no knowledge ?
about being Gay in our contemporary society. This course will Jj|
help develop an awareness of the multi-faceted nature of Les- q
bianism/Gay lifestyles through a survey of the many aspects of?
Gay America. @
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instructors, Michael Woodcock and Hank Salvation J
to be announced at registration ?
Have you ever dreamed of a fantastic world where only ?
your skills and talents could shield you from the unknown. @
Perhaps you've dreamed of yourself as the wily captain of a star- ?
ship, or maybe a clandestine agent in a foreign state. The key ?
to the actualization of your dreams is here. Bring yourself and ^
some fantasies. q
PASSIVE SOLAR EKER0T _ _
instructor, Michael Leonard ?
to be announced at registration
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Learn in a aown 10 earui iasniun nuw iu use: mc ^uu lu ^
heat and cool your house, heat water, and provide electricity.
Then apply what you've learned as we design and build a solar #
heater. 0
MADE POSSIBLE BY STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES 9S9