Prime Picks for Spring

Feel Great Again,understand and Maximize

Your Brain BiochemistryHolly Weber, RN. LCSW

Improve Your Game UsingMental Techniques

Jane Adair, Ph. D.

Introduction to LatinAmerican Art

Tracy Gorden' M.A.

Introduction to the World ofShamans

Mushroom Montoya

Short Stories about Aging byWell-Known WritersMona Panl.tz' M.A.

Shakespeare,s WomenPam Watson B.A.

OLLI Computer User GroupComputer Lab Instructors

How Can You Improve the World?by Judy Mednick

6.Homeless, Please Help-Any Kind." What do you do when you see that sign?

In our global village, humankind is so inter-connected, we are in some way responsible foreach other whether we like it or not. GREATBOOKS-CIVIC ENGAGEMENT is acoursethat examines ways we can connect with othersto improve our world.

The course will use The Civically EngagedRec'c/er*, an anthology of selections that rangeacross philosophy, literature and religion. Stu-dents will discuss ideas of great thinkers suchas Kafka, Brecht and W.E.B. Dubois. Throughshared inquiry| participants consider all kinds Dolores Wolpe

ofcivic involvement from giving and serving to leading and associating.Dolores Volpe, who has been both student and teacher ofthe course, holds a virtual

Ph.D. in civic engagementjust by the life she has lived. A Brooklyn native alwaysinvolved in philanthropic endeavors, Dolores moved here in l953. While raising afamily) she attended California State University at Northridge and eamed a B.A. inHistory and an M.A. in Educational Psychological Counseling & Guidance.She has lived in Mexico, Florida and Sam Diego where she and her husband openeda school supply business. Dolores has been a teacher; a board member ofthe BoysClub (the only woman), OLLI and the National Council ofJewish Women; a museumdocent; and a lobbyist in Tallahassee, Sacramento and Washington, D.C. Outside ofher myriad civic-minded activities, Dolores loves to sing} paint, and travel. She hasspent months in Europe, visited China, Japan, and recently enjoyed a river cruiseto Russia with OLLI member Bea Roth.

But don't count on hearing about Dolores' travels. She will lead with a provoca-tive question.6and the rest is serendipity," she says. Do count on challenging ideasand fresh insights.

=Books loaned for the duration ofthe class. + See class description on page 19

Spring Session 20 I I :s;ul:n4g320"

April I8-June l3Newsletter, Curr.lculum Catalog and Registration Forms

OLLl at CSULBGoverning Council

Barbara whiteCarl CurtisMalcolm GreenKarin CoveyKathy WinkenwerderBarbara KatzJudie lrvingCon RaderPat WrermKaren McDonough

Executive DirectorPresident

Vice PresidentTreasurerSecretaryArchivist

Community RelationsComputer Lab

CurriculumCurriculum

Phyllis Ciscle-McDaniels DT ImplementationVIacantDolores VolpeBea RothMax SlegersDon FriedmanBetty HutchensJack Blecher

FinanceLeisure World lmplementationLeisure World lmplementation

MembershipMember-at-LargeMember-at-Large

PublicationsJudy MednickMary Jane PayanVIacan\Harold DrabDean Ken Millar

PublicationsSocial & Special Events

VolunteersThiaisonPresident EmeritusCHHS Ex-Officio

Advisory Board

Dorothy FomiaLaura GilesCasey GucllerKit KatzDonald LaudaNancy Lewis

Theresa MarinoDeborah MillerOlfat MohamedRosi PedersenCharlene Young

Publications Committee StaffEditorAssistant EditorReporters

CartoonistGraphicsProduction

rat

Jack BlecherJudy MednickBea AlmadaLinda Fuchik

Sylvia ManheimThelma Teitel

Kathy WinkenwerderPhil Garcia

Harold DrabCindy Smith

Editor,s Commentsby Jack Blecher

THOUGHT FOR TODAY: I/J/OW WCIn/ffrerainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.

In 2008, I cautioned all ofyou to avoidSUDOKU since it is addictive and causes

you to waste productive hours trying to besuccessful. I regret to inform you that I amnowavictimofanotherpuzzle-KENKEN.It can be found on the LA Times comic page

just under SUDOKU. It's more addictive than KENKENSUDOKU, more challenging) and causes oneto waste more valuable time.

Use that valuable time saved to read £l.sfen-l.ng I.s cmJ4cf a/Love by Dave lsay. This bookwas selected for the loth annual Long BeachReads One Book occurring from March 24until April lO this year. The brochure forthis event recommends that readers enroll in OLLrs MEMOIRWRITING class.

In this issue, don't miss page 7 which features new and old photosofSyd Benowitz. In future issues ofthe SUN, we plan to extendthis practice to other OLLI members...so find your baby pictures.

March Equinox, Mar 20, 2011, 4:21 pm PDT

O|LI at CSULBBuilding HS&D, Room 100, MS-5609

1250 Bellflower BIvdLong Beach, CA 90840-5609

0LLI Office : 562-985-8237 Fax: 562-985-8213

_Web sl'teiw_w_w±esulb-edu/±enteES/alIi

President,s Corner by Carl Curtis

Members need to beaware of the follow-ing changes coming to

OLLrs fee schedule, policies, and

procedures:PARKING: Effective spring term20l I, the fee for a parking permitwill increase to $20.00 per OLLI

Cc7r/ Cwr/ts term. This change will bring thefee we pay a bit more into parity with the fees othersmust pay for parking. When one considers the cost ofaone-day permit at one of the vending machines is $5.00,that University students pay Sl23 per semester for their

parking permits, and that metered parking on campuscosts $2.00/hour, this small $2 increase still makes thefee we pay quite modest by comparison. Also regarding

parking: volunteers and instructors who are offered theperquisite ofcomplimentary parking must have on file withourOffice Administratoran up-to-date CSULB VolunteerIdentification Form before they can be issued a parking

permit - effective immediately.SCHOLARSHIPS POLICY: The Governing Council hasrevised the OLLI scholarship policy to reflect the increasednumber ofrequests for assistance to pay membership and

class fees and the decreased monies available to help paythese fees. Beginning with the acceptance ofregistrationsfor the spring term, 20ll First Time applicants for schol-arship may be awarded full funding for membership feesthen due and full funding for up to three.lecture classes"($30.00) OR one.'computerclass" ($35.00) OR one "lectureclass" and one.'computer class" ($45.00). Persons whohave previously been awarded a scholarship shall be eli-

gible to receive assistance for a maximum ofmembershipfees then due and partial funding for class fees accordingto the following schedule:I. ''LectureClass"tuition: Maximum of3 classes at $5.00each (Sl5 total) OR2. ''Computer Class" tuition: Maximum of one class at$25.00 OR3. One (.lecture class'. and one "computer class" at $30.00.

The recipient will need to pay the balance ofthese classfees and full fees for additional classes taken. As in the

past, the criteria for awarding all scholarships shall be theavailability ofmonies in the scholarship fund and clear andconvincing evidence based on information provided in theapplication that without financial aid, the applicant will beunable to participate in OLLI. Applications are availablein the OLLI Office.

From the Executive Directorby Barbara White

We'd like to welcome the new members ofOLLIwho have joined us for the express purposeof participating in the new $25 per month

membership benefit: The CSULB new Health and FitnessCenter on campus. This Center replaced the FROGSfacility at the Pyramid earlier this year. A perquisite of

your OLLI membership is the opportunity to attend ourmany non-credit classes designed to exercise your mind,as well. Our classes are thought provoking without testsor homework!

And to ourtraditional OLLI members who havejoined usforthe express purpose oftaking our lecture and computerclasses, you too have the new "perq" ofjoining the Healthand Fitness Center gym for only $25 per month. If youhaven,I done so, why not drop by the south entrance to thePyramid and see the facility.

Several ofyou have asked aboutjoining the new Student

Wellness and Recreation Center(SWRC) oncampus. Membershipin that Center is only open tomatriculated students, faculty}staff, and alumni ofCSULB atthis point in its history. This isbecause it is the students, feesthat have built the facility andmaintain it. With over 30,000 Dr. Barbara Whitestudents eligible to use thatCenter it will likely be a long time- ifever- before OLLImembers will be invited tojoin.

We thank the University and especially Dr. Ken Millar,Dean ofour College, for offering us the new Health andFitness Centeras an additional benefit ofOLLI membership.We should have no doubt that we are an integral part ofthis University.

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Holiday Gala 20IO

Joc]v Ramsev and Gil Fisher

Con and Bonnie Rader

Rosalind Hert-_

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Patricia clnd Ion Woods

Jamie Payan

Nell McCown

Sheila Hill

Pfrotoo'aprty Oy Don futNra^

Nancy Lewis

Diatle ancl Mtl"rice Kalfus

Meet Dean Kenneth Millar

DI. Kenneth (Ken) Millar has been the Deanofthe College of Health and Human Services(CHHS) at CSULB since June 2010. OLLI

at CSULB is one of the many programs within hispurview. A native of Montreal, Canada, Dr. Millarreceived degrees from Sir George Williams University,University of British Columbia and the University ofTexas. He has had previous academic appointments atLaurenian University in Sudbury, Ontario, the Univer-sity of Arkansas at Little Rock, Louisiana State Uni-versity} Aurora University and, most recently? FloridaGulfCoast University where he served as the Dean ofthe College of Professional Studies.

Dr. Millar is a voracious reader and devotee ofacousticfolk and world music. He also competes in triathlonsand, in a nod to his Canadian background, the cultsport ofcurling.He is married to Patricia, a retired social worker, and

is the father oftwo sons, both ofwhom live in Ontario,Canada.

SUN: What are your views on senior independent studycenters?Dr. Ken Millar: I strongly support them. OLLI atCSULB is my first encounter with this type ofschooland I am very impressed.

SUN: Why the hungerby seniors for non-credit classes?KM: At any age, we should be life-long learners. Anactive and creative mind leads to longevity and richnessin living.

SUN: What is your assessment ofOLLI?KM: OLLI is a fabulous outreach for our University.My first OLLI event was your Arts and Crafts show. Iwas struck by the talent and creativity. As long as Iam Dean, OLLI will get my unequivocal support.

SUN: Any recommendations for our curriculum?KM: No. Your curriculum is well rounded and shouldbe membership driven.

by Jack Blecher

SUN: Should we strive for increased enrollment withour limited space?KM: Yes. It is an interesting problem. If and whenneeded, the collegewill find space forOLLI. Our fitnesscenter will be a causefor your increasedmembership sincea senior has to bean OLLI memberto use the center.The fitness centeris an opportunityfor seniors to workout. An active body,in addition to anactive mind, is worthhaving.

SUN: Will today,s Dean Kenneth Millar

grads upon retirement also yearn for more education?KM: Yes. With the life span increasing? I am confidentthat there will be a continuing quest for education.

SUN: How bad are today's financial problems affectingeducation?KM: We are in difficult times. California's worldclass higher education system is now in dire need ofsupport. CSULB was once a state-funded universitythen became a state-supported university and now itis a state-located university. We have to behave like a

private school and obtain private philanthropic supportto maintain ourselves

SUN: What can OLLI do for CSULB and vice versa?KM: CHHS currently gives OLLI space, infrastructure,accounting, and tech support. The University shouldtap into the skill and expertise ofOLLI,s membership.For example, you might offer us some guest lecturers.

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Short Stories by Well-knownWriters aboutAging

by Bea Almada

Just reading the title sparks immediate interest, doesn,Iit? Aren,t we all aging from birth? And, aren't all theBaby Boomers reaching that milestone? Now is the

time to read what famous writers have said about the subject.We are indeed fortunate to have a new teaching member atOLLI. Hername is Mona Panitz with whom I had the plea-sure ofmeeting and speaking the other day. Mona has hadan adventurous life. Born in Brooklyn, Mona lived in vari-ous places before she settled in Long Beach with her family.

Moncl Panit-_

Shehas an M.A.in Jewish Com-munal Serviceand a Mastersin social work.After workingfor many yearsas a director ofan agency witha senior popu-lation, Monasigned up forthe Peace Corpsand served onthe island ofSt.

Lucia in the West Indies where she taught young reformschool boys to read. That`s not all she is a retired psycho-theTaP\S\.

Mona has always been a voracious reader and is alsoa short story fiction writer. When she and her husbandtook a class at OLLI Downtown, she was inspired to teachthis class. In SHORT STORIES ABOUT AGING BYWELL-KNOWN WRITERS, students will read storiesby many famous authors such as Alice Munro, John Updike,Roy Carver, and more. The tales deal with growing olderand are about love, hate, wisdom, humor and sex. Shehopes you will find much to identify with and that lost orhidden memories and thoughts will be recalled and sharedwith the class. I'm sure we will all find the interaction thatMona prolnOteS in her Class tO be most Stimulating.

We well.ome Mona to the OLLI teaching communityand look forward to her multi-thought provoking classat OLLI Downtown. Isn't there a song by that name?DOWNTOWN.I Put that one on your OLLI sign-up sheet.

? See class description on page 176

Art forYour Sake

Wby Linda Fuchik

hen did you last visit the Museum of LatinAmerican Art here in Long Beach? Recently?Never? Have you ever visited Olvera Street in

downtown Los Angelesand seen a mural whichhas been the subject ofcontroversy since DavidAlfaro Siqueiros paintedit in l932? No matterhow you answer these

questions, you'll have theopportunity for a broaderunderstanding of LatinAmerican art in the 20th century in Tracy Gorden's course,INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN ART.

No one can learn about the art ofLatin America, in thiscase primarily Mexico' Brazil and Argentina, without alsolearning about the political, social and economic realitiesfrom which the art was created. Take, for instance, thatmural by Siqueiros: it's called.'Tropical America'' and itreflects issues ofcensorship, big oil business, labor, depor-tations ofMexicans living in California, and Communism.That's a lot ofhistory already recorded but history is stillbeing made because of a movement to preserve it. It,sbeen whitewashed and it still appears!Consider, too, the wonderful (andyes, sometimes bizarre)

form ofart called kinetic art because the art works are madeofmoving parts. Beyond that is optical art which gives theillusI'On OfmOVement. The fun-and at times downrightoutrageous-creations ofconceptual art will amaze you.

Tracy' an articulate and personable graduate art studentat CSULB, will use slides to illustrate how the visualculture shapes and reflects our world. And there will be

plenty oftime forquestions, answers and discussion. Thisis one ofthe reasons Tracy is enthusiastic about presentinga class at OLLI: she appreciates the perspectives of dif-ferent generations and encourages healthy criticism! Hereagerness to share the interests she is passionate about isthe ever-present bonus at OLLI.

What is that, you ask? Ifyou're well-versed on the sub-

ject, youlll be able to have a vibrant exchange ofopinions.Ifyou have some knowledge ofthe subject, you'll be ableto make meaningful associations. Ifyou have never beenexposed to the subject but hat.e curiosity about the worldand how it works. you're in the right p]ace!

i) See class descript1'on on page 18

A Special Guy Called Sydby Sylvia Manheim

S yd Benowitz has made some wise decisions. Oneofthem was to move to Long Beach from Brooklynin l967

with his latewife Charlotteand their twochildren, Samand Phyllis. Soonafter, Syd boughta rundown autoservice businesson the verge ofbankruptcy andripe for propermanagement.

As he walkedoutside thedoor of his newbusiness, Sydnoticed a pennyon the sidewalk. He tried picking it up} but it was stuck inthe concrete. Without a moment ofhesitation, he namedthe business c6Penny Auto, Long Beach.w Syd operated hisbusiness for25 years and had 20 employees. It became thelargest and most respected auto repair shop in California.

After retirement he heard about Senior University(OLLI's original name) and became deeply involved inits founding and organization. He has been a member ofOLLI's Governing CoLmCil and Chair Ofthe membershipcommittee since l999. He attended every meeting forl3 years and was a star reporter and writer for the SUNfrom its inception until his recent retirement. He and hiscommittee also distributed the SUN to libraries, seniorcenters and Leisure World.

Not only has Syd contributed to OLLI he has alsovolunteered forthe Jewish Family and Children,s Service asa friendly visitorto 6®shut-ins," folks unable to go outside forvarious reasons. Outside ofOLLI and other volunteering,Syd in his leisure is an avid poker player. For many yearshe enjoyed playing with otherOLLI members Jack BIecher,Max Friedland, Mike Goldenberg9 Jerry Manheim.Otto Ross and Arnie Schulman

Syd's friend, Lee Freilich, is very important in his life.Formany years they havehad a close and loving relationship.Lee has been aconstant volunteer at OLLI. They enjoy lotsoftime together, taking classes, going out, visiting friends

and family. They enrich each other,s lives.Syd loves OLLI so much it has been his second home. Oneofhis timeless contributions is our school motto..LEARNMORE-AGE LESS.I. Our Syd Benowitz is special indeed,truly a mensch.

Dan. Svd and Sam - Three Generations

PhvIIis and Std

Lee and Svd~

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ln the Spotlight

-:'aT®}D./I

Art Gottlieb, who has taughtmany courses about the law atOLLI, also has a beautiful voice.He put this talent to good use at hiswife's 80th birthday party.

Cheryl CIark, who also taught

by Sylvia Manheim

Svlvia Manheim

at OLLI, was asked to interpret a passage ofDostoyevskyfor the Great Books class at Leisure World. She did sowell that the members ofthe class would like her to teacha course about Dostoyevsky and his writing.Richard BIack and Phyllis McDaniel were awarded the

Robert Garcia Community Award for their endless hoursofvolunteering in the downtown district.

Congratulations to Con Radert head of our computerlab, on the upcoming marriage ofhis daughter in Hawaii.There are faint rumors that we will all be invited.

Mona Morris traveled to London. Roz Steiner madeit to Israel and Helga Nesbitt went to Germany. Let meknow where you traveled and IIll tell your friends in thenext Spotlight.

Renee Simon presented an analysis ofthe Propositionson the November 2010 ballot for the National Council ofJewish Women. She also co-authored a book with MichaelStugrin on the 75 years ofthe Long Beach Symphony.More plaudits are due Jamie Payan and her helper Grace

Blankenship for their dedication to fundraising for OLLIand making the gala a success. (See pictures on page 4)

For April, Jamie is planning a trip to Sam Juan Capistranoand for May, atrip to Palm Springs so we can see the Follies.

Congratulations to Dolores Volpe and Bea Roth. mem-bers ofthe Leisure World lmplementation Committee, fortheir dedicated work in developing and organizing the fiveclasses taught there.

Good news!! Frogs, which is located at the Pyramid, hasbeen taken over by the University and is now open to allOLLI members. For details call the OLLI office.We are eagerly waiting for ourI.art walr in ourclassroom.

see page 2l.Hope you`ve had a good semester; it's time now to

embrace spring.

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New in the Computer Labby Kathy Winkenwerder

Curious about those new mobile electronic devices?Want to find out how to back up your computerfiles? If you`re interested in hearing about the

changes in computing technology and electronic devicesorjust want to learn how to do something specific on

your computer, come to the COMPUTER LAB USERGROUP Mondays at I:00 pm. Sessions will begin withshort presentations by Con Rader or other lab instructors,followed by question and answer sessions. The user groupis free for OLLI members.

Some ofthe new technology presentations will includewhy a tablet may be your future computer, why experts saywe,ll be moving data from ourdesktops to the cloud, orhow

your TV will become more and more hi tech. Or maybeyou want to learn how to scan old family photographs toput into a memoir or save the sound ofyour childts voiceon an old audiotape by copying it to a CD. Bring your

questions to the lab.MANAGE AND ENHANCE YOUR PHOTOS WITH

PICASA, the free Google program that stores yourphotos,

provides you with a variety ofediting tools, and lets youeither share your photos with friends and family or printthem. The Picasa class meets Thursdays at lO:45 A.M.

Ifyou do word processing and have OFFICE 2010 on

your PC, Word 2010 is foryou. In this class at lO:45 A.M.on Wednesdays, you,ll see the new, simpler version oftheribbon. learn where the old familiar functions are located,and explore Word 2010's new features.

For more information about these classes. see theirdescriptions in the computer section ofthe SUN.

The Beginning

O by Dolores Volpe

n April I I. 2009' a baby was born in-ofall places,Leisure World Seal Beach. The seed for this babywas planted by our own poet laureate, Otto Ross,

and it has been thriving ever since with nurturing fromDolores Volpe} Bea Roth, Anna Sigman, and in thebeginning with Virginia Skinner and Pat Glow.

The father ofthis baby OLLI in LW is our own president,Carl Curtis, with the expertise of the indispensable Dr.Barbara White who has worked her magic here in LeisureWorld with the powers that be.

Today OLLI LW has grown from just two classes in thesummer of2009 to five classes this winter 20ll. Thanksto the perseverance, foresight and determination of CarlCurtis, this OLLl satellite is healthy' successful and growing.

OLLI at CSULB Spring Session 20ll

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at CSULB2010 - 2011 Academic Year

Class SessionsSpring Session April 18 -June 13, 2011

Summer Session July ll - September 3, 2011

Holidays - No OLLI ClassesOffice CIosed - Campus ClosedMonday, May 30, 2011Monday, July4, 2011

Memorial Day

Independence Day

Class Breaks - No OLLI ClassesMarch 20 -April 17, 2011

June 14-July 10, 2011

September 4 - October 9, 2011

General Membership/Registrat1'on MeetingsSpring Registration April 2, 2011

Summer Registration June 25, 2011Fall 2011 Registration September 17, 2011

What Type of Classes Should We Offer?Acddemlc

Computer

Flne Arts

Current E./ants

Fltress He<1llh

Sc_lonco Tc,ch

Arts and Crat!s

FlnancI.|l

Pr)pul|1r Culture

WergenerallOnal

\l Jll ltl llll `:ll I\lll L:'l I ill I,\1: I,.t'll -'ll\l

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at CSULBBuilding HS&D, Rm100 MS-5609

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90840-5609Phone: 562-985-8237 Fax: 562-985-8213

EmaiI: olli@csulb.edu

MembersTell UsWhatThey Like

(and Don't Like) About OLLIby Malcolm Green

Last summer,we asked ourmembers for

their comments, likesand dislikes about ourOLLI programs. Over260 of you gave uswritten responses to our

questionnaire. Many ofyou took the time to tellus in your own wordswhat you want yourOLLI to look like a couple ofyears from now.

Your comments show that you particularly approve ofour academic, computer, and fine arts classes and enjoyeasy and informal interaction with your instructors andclassmates.Other results:I. Most of you are pleased with our lecture (207) anddiscussion (I34) formats. A large numberhave encouragedus to include activity-related classes, such as field trips (I lO).2. Mostarehappy with the 8-week session format (205); buta sizable numberwouldalso liketo see 6-weeksessions(l3l).3. Many ofyou showed interest in participating in specialevents such as speakers/programs (l53). trips to local

performance venues (l40); and CSULB campus theater,art, and music productions (l47).

As we develop new classes and activities for OLLI, weare guided by your comments and suggestions. Youropinions are always appreciated. you are the reason wlywe are here. Keep telling us what we are doing right (orwrong) and how to make our life-long learning experiencemore enjoyable.E

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Lecture Classes Spring 2011MONDAY

Story ofthe British Empire, Part lIIn this s.1ga Of British histllry \\.a began\vith Pre-Roman times. This semesterwe'H begin with the Stu:lrt Restoration

(c.l660). the Glorious Rev,olution. theHano\,erians, and the 7 Years \Var. Inaddition'we'udiscuss Napeleonic Wars`Pax Britannia & Empire. culmimting intheVictori.1n-Edwardi:|n\VartothetimeofChurchill. VVe'llendea\.ortosho\\,theimpact Brit.Tin h.1S had On \VOrld hiStOry`

got.emment` science' and culture.ClassLeadc.I: MarkBamett.D.D.,Ms.D.Dates: Mondays,Aprd l8 -June l3Time: lO:00 - ll:30 AMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lOI

History of Psychology/ Part lIThis semester we sur\,ey the disciplineofpsychology from mid-2l|th centur), totoddy. We'u a.xamineJunS:1n Depth &Transpersonalpsychology,theCoHecti`.aUnconscious,ArchetyT)eS.S)mchronicity''and lndi\iduation. In addition, \\-e'llin\'estigate Integral Psychology`Parapsychology` Out~of~Body ¬= NearDeath E]periences, and the rese:1rCh OfMaslow` Grof. I.1rt` and Wilbur. Lastl)'`we'ulookatThan.1tOIQgy(DeathaD)ing)and ask \\,hat is scientific.uly \,erifi:lble.ClassLeadl.I: MarkBamett,D.D.,Ms.D.Dates: Mondays,Aprd l8 -June l3Time: ll:45 AM - I:l5 PMLocation: CSUIJ3, HS&D, room lot

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Heritage planningPlanning how you will construct amemombll.hl.ritageinyourfamilyincludesmorethanjust"Titinga\\ill. Wiuyouberememberedforthegiftsyouleftordidn'tle:1\.e. Or dO you W,ant tO be remembe.red

forotherthings? In this class, discussiontopicsincludethedocumentsyounc.a-dtohat,e in pl.lee tO Protect your \\iShl.S and

yourlegacyinyourfamily.adiscussion of\'alues th.1tdri\'e yourfimnCial deCiSiOnS`

and completion of your Heritage Letteras a-djunct toyour\\iu.Class Leader: Susan BerkmanDates: Mondays, April l8 -June l3Time: I:30 - 3:00 PMLocation: CSULB. HS&D, room lOI

Great Books: Seven Deadly SinsThis class will provide an opportunityforh\.elydiscussionsofthe Set,en DeadlySinsbaseduponre:1dingSfromthe "GreatBooks" orgrnization. Cl.1SS P.lrtiCiPantS"iH be expected to re.1d the Selections

pemining to one "sin" prior to cl:lsssessillnsandhepreparedtodiscussthemin te-softheiro\\mbehefs/experiences.

{Jreed" \+iH be the first sin. Books fortheclass \\ill be loaned for the dur.1tiOn Ofthe class.Class limit.. I8

Class Leader: RIchard BlackDates: Mondays,Apul l8 -June l3Time: 2:00 - 3:30 PMLocation: DovlmTovlm, Suite 202

The Writer,sToolboxThereare manyways toapproach a story.be it fiction. m|.mollOr nOn~fiCtiOn. Thecreati`,e urge tells you what you want toexpress; technique giyes the tools with\\.hich to \\Tite it. The emphasis of thisclass"Thbeonsho\\ingratherthantelling.Yllu\\illhat,atheOPPOrtunitytOexercise

your \\Titing Ski]lS and use the iOOI Ofthe dry" to impro\.e the piece you createin class. For ex.1mPle. One technique We\\iH\\.orkonishowtomakeadescriptionmore\i\id. Whetheryou areabeginningorexperienced\\Titer,thisClasswinhelpto hone your \\Titing Skims.Class Leader: Betty Coven, Ph.D..

psycholqtlst andauthorDates: Mondays, April l8 -June l3Time: 2:30 - 4:00 PMLocation: Leisure \^/orld. Clubhouse 3

Playthe RecorderLe.1mtOPlaytherecorderanddiSCO\,erthe

pleasures ofcreating music. The recorderis an early insrmment popular duringMedie\,al and Renaissance time and iscurrently grining new popularity. ThischlSSiSOPentOthoseWhoknownothingOftherecorderandtothosewhoknowahttle.Pleasebringyourourrecorder. Recordersare a\'alclble forthose \vithOut One.Class Leader: Muriel PendletonDates: Mondays, April l8 -June l3Time: 3:l5 - 4:45 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lOl

MONDAY

Comparative Religion Part llThis is the completion of our study ofreliSons last fall but can also be a stand~alone class. It vul focus on finding thecore agreements and disagreementsbetween some of today's popuklr andinfluential faiths: Islam' Chriscianity'

Juchism, Buddhism' "NewAge' thinking,nco-paganism,andotherpaths,includingatheismandagnosticism. DanielBrezenoffis a clinical social worker POhCy analyst,wTiter` and COmmuniCatiOnS SPeCiahSt.

Class Leader: Daniel BrezenoffDates: Mondays,April l8 -June l3Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PMLocation: Do\^mTovlm. Suite 202

CSuLB ID CardsMembership Beneflts packetsshow what OLLl membership cando for you.Do you have a CSULB ID card?Current members of OLLl atCSULB can get lD cards from theID office next to the bookstoreon campus. All you need is yourOLLl at CSULB name badge anda picture lD.Additional information about

getting an ID card and benefits isavailable in the information centeroutside of the OLLl office door.

TUESDAY

Longevity StickThe purpose of Longevity Stick is to

preventdisease,protect yourhealth. andincrease concentration. The objectiyesinclude de\'eloping better balance,increasingphysicalstrengthbystretchingthe muscles and tendons, and suppl)inga gre.1ter amount Of Onygen tO the bodythroughdeepbreathing. Bringaone-inchdowel,onetotw.aincheslongerthanyourheight'withrubber(notplastic)endcaps.Tennisorathleticshoesarerecommended'as is loose and layered clothing.Class Leader: Shona HoweDates: Tuesdays,April l9 -June7Time: 8:30 - 9:30 AMLocation: CSULB. HS&D, room lOI

Literary Potpourri XVIll: WritersLook atthe Mating GameTo couple or no"o couple? How dothe ties that bind us also divide? Greatliterature probes these questions. We'uexplore \viting by M=ndm Gorky' I.ScottFit=gerald.EdithWharton,CharlesLamb, Marine Hong Kingston, MarcelProust, Sandra Cisneros, NathanielHawthome'Irmgston Hughesandothers.Biographical and historical context.in~depth discussion. \ideos, and guestspealkersguideourjoumeytoinsightandfurtherinquiry. Readingivsmdymaterials

provided.Class Leader: Judy Mednick, M.A.,EngHshDates: Tuesdays,April l9 -June7Time: lO:00 - ll:30 AMLocation: CSUIB, HS&D. room lOl

Economics forthe Nan-Economist:Toolsfor Understanding andProspering in an IncreasinglyComplex World, Part llMost American and foreign pohcy issuescan be viewed and interpreted througheconomics. This course \vi]l continueto focus on how an understanding ofeconomics affects us. The course \\iHcontinue to identify the most criticaleconoricprinciplesandinfo-ationthat

govemment and industry use to makedecisions,bothdomesticallyandglob.uly.It \\iH present economic and financialinformationneededtohelpseniors makeinvestment decisions and manage theirassets prudently.Class Leader: DennisYoukstetterDates:Tuesdays,April l9 -June 7Time: ll:45 AM - I:l5 PMLocation: CSUIB, HS&D, room lOI

Conversational Frenchlf you smdied French in high school orcollege'youprobablyleamedtotranslateand conjugrte. In this class you willnot translate or conjugate. You will

practice understanding and speakingFrench in vac.abll]ary and phalSeS rhar

you are most likely to hear and say ineveryday speech. In addition, you willleanpracticaltechniquesforinterculturalcormunicationRccommendcd preparation: previous study of

Frenchinhighschoolorcollege.

Class Leader: Malcolm Green, B.A. &M.A. in FrenchDates: Tuesdays,April l9 -June 7Time: I:30 - 3:00 PMLocation: CSUIB, HS&D room lOl

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VI/elcome to OLLI at CSULB

OSHERLIFELONG

LEARNING

INSTITUTE

VisionOsher Lifelong Learning Institute at California State University Long Beach isdedicated to promoting the positive aspects of aging. We offer an environmentthat fosters personal growth and promotes individual empowerment. Lifelonglearning is celebrated and human potential is nurtured.

MissionThe mission of OLLI is to provide quality educational opportunities for olderadults offering a broad spectrum of programs.

The Details. Membership is open to adults 50orolder.. Membership is required to take all classes.. Membership is ;40fora full academicyear

(October 1 to September 30).. Membership is pro-rated to ;20 for halfofthe year

(March 29 to September 30).. Computerclasstuition foran 8week class is $35

all other computer classes are ;20.. Lecture class tuition is ;10 per class.. All class tuitions are in addition to the membership fee.

OLLI Info. Class LimitsEnrollment in all computer classes and lecture classes withlimits will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

. Computer ClassesSome computer classes have minimum enrollments. Ifenrollment is not met one week before the first week ofclass, the class may be cancelled. If there is a cancellation,

students will be notified.

. Returned Check PolicyCSULB Foundation charges $5.00 per check for all returnedchecks. lfyourcheck is returned, you will be responsible for

the amount of the check plus $5.00.Any check returned to University Parking Services by your

bank will be handled by the University. A letter wl'll besent to you by the University. Please be sure to follow theinstructions outlined in the letter.

Fees and donations are tax deductible as allowed by current law.

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HOW TO REGISTERCheck off the list!

V Complete the personal informationon both sides of the form.

V Check the classes that you want to takein the column indicated.

V Payments may be made bycheckor in cash.V Make checks payable to:

CSULB Foundation for classes/membershipCSULB Parking Services for parking permits

V Bring your registration form with you when youregister; or mail your form and payment tothe address on the back ofthe registration form.

V You will receive an OLLl at CSULB name tagthat will be your proof of membership for theentire academic year.

V Please share the extra registration form with a

possible new member.V Call the office with any questions, 562-985-8237

. DisclaimerOur instructors come with a wide variety of backgrounds,experiences and influences. We strive to provide diverseviews while maintaining the highest quality of academicexcellence in all classes. The views of the instructors and

their guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect orrepresent the views of the Osher Lifelong Learning Instituteat CSULB or this Unl.versity.

. RefundsNo refunds will be made after 4:00 PM Friday of the first

week of classes for parking passes or for class tuition.

TuESDAY

Release your InnerThespianDe\,elop your creativity.I Disco\.er yourtalent! Gainpoiseandconfidenceinfrontof an audience! All this and more await

youinourbasicactingcl.1SS. Participationin theatre grmes' improvisations' mono~logues. and scene study will help youheighten your i-1ginatiOn and Sharpen

yoursenseofobservation. Ifyou\,eeyer\\.ondered ho\y actors lean their craft.this course is for you. There is no memo~ri=ation required in this class.Class Leader: Alice Lemon. M.A.Dates: Tuesdays,April l9 -June7Time: 2:30 - 4:00 PMLocation: Leisure \^/orld,Club House6. room B

Improve Your Game Using MentalTechniques:Sport Psychologyfor OlliitesWc.\\iulearnmentaltrainingtechniquesto improve yourgrme. whether it is golf'bo\\1ing' tennis' racing` etc. Relaxation.visuah=ation, serf-talk, tapping, behefchange, and focusing are just a few. Inclass we win look at your present acti\i~tiesanddecidewhichtechniqueswillhelpto impro\'e theoutcomes ofyourgame.ClassLeader:JaneAdrir,Ph.D.,PhysicalEducation, emphasis Sport SocialPsycholQgyDates: Tuesdays.April l9 -June7Tine: 3:l5 - 4:l5 PMLocation: CSUIB, HS&D, room lOl

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WEDNESDAY

Shakespeare's WomenThis class \\ill offc.I a light approach forthose w,ho hat,e \\,anted to know moreabout the bard but find the pursuit a bitdrunting. No,you\\iunotbereadinghimbut uul be experiencing bin throughvideos...Desdemon.1...Katherine...the

Queen ofthe Ama=ons and more.Class Leader: Pan VI/atson, A.A., B.A.Dates: Wednesdays,April 20 -June 8Time: lO:00 - ll:30 AMLocation: CSUIJ]. HS&D, room lOl

+ See article on back cover

Crochet & Chit-ChatComeandcrochet\\ithusandenjoyeachother`s company! We'u be making eithera yoga m.1t for you tO tcke home Or a bedronthatwewilldistributetoacommunitycenter - and \\.e'H be making them out of

plastic grocery b.ngs that normally arethrownawayafteroneuse!Ifpossible,bring

youro\uncrochethook(anysizebetweenM & Q), your o\un sharp scissors. andaboutl20plasticg":Crybags. Plasticbags.crochethooks,andscissorsareavail.1bleif

you do not hnve these items. CluelI.mit..25Class Leader: Kin Masoner.FounderSaveOurBeach"Dates: Wednesdays,Apul 20 -June 8Time: lO:00 - ll:30 AMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room ll9

National and International CurrentEvents and IssuesStudents will participate in a friendlydiscussion of current events and issuesin national and international news.They win be encouraged to be informed'make comments, express opinions, and

periodicauy disagree with each otherwRAe rem.rfugcourteous.ClassLeader:GaryColboth'B.S.'M.P.A.,

J.D.,ProfessorEmeritus.retiredla`vyer'professor.anduniversityadministratorDates: Wednesdays,April 20 -June 8Time: ll:45 - I:l5 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lOl

Taking Better PhotosThis class \vill focus primarily oncomposition. the philosophies of master

photographers. and getting the bestfrom your camera. Some sessions \\iubede\,oted to shooting pictures. The finalsession wiu be at the instructor's homestudio.YouneednothaveafilmordiStalcamem. lfyou do, be sure to bring it and

yourins-ctionmanualtothefirstclass.Class Leader: Teny FiskinDates: Wednesdays,April 20 -June 8Time: ll:45 AM - I:l5 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room ll9

Short Stories aboutAging byWell-known Writers

IA nice consolation about agingis that all

yourfriends aredoingit too.® D. White.Older people were once Viewed as thesubmergedpopulationwhose\,oiceswereseldom heard. But those times are or'er.Yet,oursisstillayouthculture,especiauyin the area of short fiction. In our classwe'u get to read and discuss stories by

greatcontemporarywriters,SOmeWhoseworkonthesubjectofagingnet,erfoundalapseaudience.Theseincludesuch\whtersasJohn Updike, Alice Munro, Ra)mondCarver, Grace Paley. Saul BeHow, JoyceCarolOatesJeanRhys'BemardMalamudland others. ln our chss you may meetsome \\witers for the first time. Yet, eachwill provide much thought pro`.okingmaterial on the many different aspectsof aging; from sex and love to wisdomand loss.Class Leader: Mona PanitzDates: Wednesdays,Aprd 20 -June 8Tine: I:30 ~ 3:00 PMLocation: DovlmTovlm. Suite 202

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WEDNESDAY

Financial Rules ofthe RoadThe Road to Fimncial Independencebegins\\itha few simple rules. Why aresome people more successful in\.estorsthan other? Are they luckier? Probably/

not. Do they know a secret? Definitelynot ~ because there are no real secrets toinvesting. But there are rules you canfoHow to \\.ark toward your goals. Thecourse \vill cot,er: the most commonin\,estingnristckesandho\\,.toa\,oldtheminvitingstrategiestohelpyou reachyourlong-term goals, and the lO rules e\,Cryin\.estor should kno\\..Class Leacler: Steve Masoner,Financial AdvisorDates: Wc.dnesday' Aprd 20 -June 8Time: 2:30 - 4:00 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room ll9

Introduction to Latin American Art,20th Cent'uryThis course win explore the art of LatinAmerica With an emphasis on Merdco'Brazil and Argentina. Students win lookatartforitsfo-alqualitiesande\.aluatethe social and poHtical context in \\,hichit was ere.1ted. Some of the topics th.1twill be covered include: Defining "LatinAmerica", modemi=ation. murahism andits legacy` geometry and opr<inetic art,Participatoryprojects'andconceptualart.One session \\iH be held at the Museumof Latin American Art, Long Beach

(MOIA:).Thcrc mayl bC anadmissionfoeforNOIAA.

Class Leader: Tracy Golden, M.A.Candidate,CSUIB,pursuingM.A.inArtand Latin American & ContemporaryArt HistoryDates: Wednesdays,April 20 -June 8Time: 3:l5 - 4:45 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lOl

? See article on page 6

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THURSDAY

LongevftyStickThe purpose of Longevity Stick is to

preventdisease,protectyourhealth.andincrease concentration. The objecti\.esinclude de\.eloping better balance.1ndincre.1SingPhysicalStrengthbyStretchingthemusclesandtendons. Bringaone-inchdo\\.el - onetotwoincheslongerthanyourheight~ \\ithrubber(notpl.1StiC)endCaps.Termisorathleticshoesarerecommendl-d..1S iS loose and layered Clothing.Class Leader: I)mn Marsh M.A.Dates: Thursdays,April 2l -June 9Time: 8:30 - 9:30 AMLocation: Leisure\^/orld,Clubhouse6

A NovelApproachto MemoirWritingWrite a li\ing legrcy foryour farily.1nd

generations to come. Ten where youcame from. who you are, your dreamsand feelings' and the depths ofyour soul.Betlnning writers will be introduced COthe technique of using dialogue, dialectand s)mtax and how to write from theheart. Learn from exposure to yourclassmates, \whtings and from critiquesofyouro\unsubrissions.Class Leaders: Florence Dodge &Josephine FitzpatrickDates: Thursdays. Aprd 2l -June 9Time: 8:30 - lO:00 AMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lot

fear Not, I SpeakShakespeare-ActXB.1Ck by POPuhr demand...another look:1t Shckespeare's mlSterPieCe' King Lcar.We'Halsolook.1tanearl),Play,Tic.Comctiv

a/I"-ol.s. Don,I fret ifyou :lre new to th,eclLISS - \\,e,H st:|rt out \\ith an overviewof Shakespeare,s me.1ger biographicinformation, the Globe Theatre, andi:1mbiC Pentameter (SO W.e'll have a Sense

ofho\\. and \\.here he was v\Titing). The

goaloftheclassisforyou toleanhowtoenjoytheplays-whetheryouseetheminafilmoronast.1geOrinyourimagimtiOn.lfvou\.etakenthisclassbeforeandwant/

to skip the introductory class material

you\,e alrelld). heard, I understand. It isa greatjo), and honor for me to share theHttleIhao\\.aboutShakespearewithyou-andtoleanmoretogether! Ilookforwardto hatingyoujoin us.IClass Leader: Michele Roberge.M.A. Executive Director, CarpenterPerformingArts Center. CSUIBDates: Thursdays, April 2l -June9Time: lO:l5 - ll:45 AMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lOl

A Play Reading Circle llExperience drama first~hand! Join thisclasstoreadplaysfromvarioushistorical

periods;learnabout the phy\\TightSandthetimesin\\,hichtheyhit.ed;anddiscuss/

the significance and I.clue of ea.ch play.A hst of the pl.1yS tO be COVered and therecommendedmnslationtopurchaseorhorro\\, from the hbrary \vill be availableat re§stration.Class LI'mZt.. J5

Class Leader: Muriel PendletonDates: Thursdays,Aprd 2l -June9Time: l2:00 - I:30 PMLocation: CSULB. HS&D, room lOl

THURSDAY

Tai Chi ChihTai Chi Chih is.1n American version ofnChinese s),stem for maint.lining healthandbalance. Thereare l9 mo\.ementsandoneposeinthisdiscipline. Studentscanbetaughtthissimpleprogramregardlessofphysical capabhity.Class limit: 30

Class Leader: AITalbergDates: Thursdays,Aprd 2l -June 9Time: I:35 - 2:20 PMLocation: CSULB. HS&D. room lOI

History ofTheatre Part llThis o\.erview oftheatre inthe \Vesterntradition focuses on the play in

performance. Weconsiderbothliteraryandtheatricalvaluesofthephysof\,inouseras,asweHasthe meansandtraditionsof production and perft)rmance. Onlyinterest. rather than previous theatricalstudy or performance. is necessaryto bring to this class. In.'History ofTheater lr the survey continues fromthehigh Renaissancetothe l9thCentury.Shakespeare, Lopede\'ega, MoliereandDiderot are among those studied alongwith theatre architecture (Neo~classicand Baroque).ClassLeader:PatrickMcDonough.Ph.D.Dates: Thursdays,Aprd 2l -June9Time: 3:00 - 4:30 PMLocation: CSUIB. HS&D,room lot

Tai Chi ChihTai Chi Chih is an American version ofaChinese system for maintaining healthandbalance. Therearel9mo\,ementsandoneposeinthisdisciphne. Studentscanbetaughtthissimpleprogramregardlessofphysical capabhity.Class II'mlt.. 30

Class Leader: AITalbergDates: Thursdays,Apul 2l -June9Time: 5:00 - 5:45 PMLocation: DoumTovlm, Suite 202

FRIDAY

DrawingWorkshopThis class is for beginners andintermediates \\.ho are intent onimproving their dra\\.ing skills. Theclass will develop Visual and perceptualski]lswhich\ulhelpstudentsinterpretavarietyofsubject matter. Materialslistandclass outlinc. \\iu be ayaflable at thefirst meeting. Bring a No. 2 pencil and

paperor sketchbook.Class limit:25

Class Leader: Roy Hubbs.Retired ArtTeacher. MFADates: Fridays,Apul 22 -June lOTime: 8:00 - lO:00 AMLocation: CSULB, HS&D. room lO5

Intermediate Bn'dgelfyou have some bridge experience` thisclass is for you. We will review all ofthe basics and gr.1dually learn SOmerefinements to improye your skill in

playing. This class is designed forpleasure, not competition.Class lI.mlt..-70Class Leader: IngeJohnson, RetiredElementaryTeacherDates: Fridays. April 22 -June lOTime: 9:00 - lO:30 AMLocation: CSULB. HS&D, room ll9

Great Books:The Civically Engaged ReaderReadings dra\\.n from literature.

philosophy. and relic,rion wiu be used intheGreat BooksCoursediscussiongroup.The bookused forthis classemphasizesacti\itiesforpeoplewhoshareacommonworldandseekinsomewaystoimpro\,ait. Books wm be provided.Clczss Lz.mlt.. JS

Class Leader: Dolores VolpeDates: Fridays,Apul 22 -June lOTimes: lO:00 - ll:30 AMLocation: Leisure\^/orld,clubhouse 3

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Feel Great Again:Understand and Maximize YourBrain BiochemistrySohd research has confirmed that \\,hat

you eat controls the way you feel. WewiHjoumeythroughthebraintounco\,erthe rehltiOnShiP between foods. moodsand illnesses. It has been pro\.en thateach person has.1 dOmimnt brain biO~chemical (neurotransmitter.) We \\,iuexplore ft)ur brain types including thestrengths and "inerabhities associatedwith each one of them. Disco`.er yourdominant neurotransmitter. Learn tosupport your unique brain type uichnatural supplementation and the rightfoods to promoteoptimal health.Class Leader: HomyWeber, RN,LCSW. PsychoanalystDates: Fridays,April 22 -June lOTime: lO:00 - ll:30 AMLocation: CSUIB, HS&D, room lot

WatercolorWorkshopThisclassisforbegivnersandintermediates.Basic watercolor techniques and colortheory uTh be stressed. If you hat.esupplies' bringthem to the first meeting.CIass lI.mlt.. _75

Class Leader: Roy Hubbs'RetiredArtTeacher, MFADates: Fridays, April 22 -June lOTime: lO:00 AM - l2:00 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room lO5

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FRIDAY

Advanced Bn.dgeThis class is for players who understandthe basics: opening \\ith a suit. no mmp,or'ercaHs and pre~empti\.e bidding.We \ul start with slums, explore othercom.entions, and also pl:ly duphc:ltebridge. Class lI.mI.f.. -70

Class Leader: Inge Johnson, RetiredElementaryTeacherDates: Fridays, April 22 -June lOTime: lO:45 AM ~ l2:l5 PMLocation: CSULB. HS&D, room ll9

IntroductiontotheWorldofShamansComeandlean\\'hatourancestorslanew.lnthisexperientialchssthestudents\\illlean ho\\. to joumey into non~ordimr\'/reahty. They \\Th experience a sh.rmanic

journey and lean how our ancestorsaccessed knowledge about the \\,orldaroundthl-. Shamansjoumey to recei\.ainformation. inspir.1tiOn. healing. andknowledge. Thiscourse\\iHintroducethestudentstospirithelpersandother\\'orlds.Class Leader: Mushroom Montoya'

graduate ofFoundation for ShamanicStudiesDays: Fridays. April 22 -June lOTime: ll:45 AM - I:l5 PMLocation: CSULB, H&D. room lOI

Beginning Bn'dgeEveryone is welcome. e\.en if ),ou do notknow a spade from a heart. Bridge ismentallystimulatingandalotoffun;butmainly this grme \\iH bring fric`ndshipsfor years to come. This class is designedforenjo)ment.1nd leaningStep by Step.Class limit 20

Class Leader: IngeJohnson, RetiredElementaryTeacherDates: Fridays, April 22 -June lOTine: I:00 - 2:30 PMLocation: CSUIB. HS&D. room ll9

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ForWomen OnlyRecei\.eindi\idualinst"ctiononthe.htestmakeuptrickstokeep:1moreyouthfullook.Become knowledge.1ble about the b:lSiCSof color for your indi\idual makeup :1nd\\..1rdrObe.. In this cl.1SS you \\ill le:lm tO

accessori=e.spendhalfthemoney,hL`\,ahalfthecloth|.sandstillhat,etwice:|smuchtowe:u.Comeenjoythisconfidence.buildingexperience.Class Leader: Joy Grand, CertifiedImage/Makeup ConsultantDates: Fridays, April 22 -June lOTime: I:30 - 3:00 PMLocation: CSULB. HS&D. room lOI

CriticalAnalysisorBhalgowrdGrfuThe Bha_g\+/«t GccctcI' also more SimPl)I

kno\\.n as Gil.1, iS a dialogue bet\\.eonman and God \\Titten aS What iS CaHed

''Lords sonar. Its messagefor.ul mankind

\`.asintendedtoreachbeyondthescopeofreliSon. Thisphilosophyoftenisdescribedas a practical' self~contained guide to life.art, the purpose of lfe, and the abhitv to/discriminate benveen virtues and \ices.This class \\ill provide a critical anal\,sis/

ofthis text and insight fortochy.Class Leader: Prem P. Gupta, M.D.Dates: Fridays, April 22 -June lOTime: 2:30 - 4:00 PMLocation: Leisure VI/orld. Clubhouse 3

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Basic Conversational SpanishIdeal for seniors \\,ho employ or work\\ith nan or limited-English speakingSpanish persons. lt \\iH help you if youare considering a \,acation to Spain orSouth America. You may bring a taperecordersoyoucanpracticeyourSpanishlessons.TextbooksthatareavalhbleattheCSULBbookstore: I.Sa,v it !'ttSpam.sh. Dot.er

Pubhcations $3.95and2. Sf)flm.shPhmsc.s/av.

D"mml.c.s` Wfley Pubhication $9.95.

Class Leader: Don FreemanDates: Fridays, Aprd 22 -June lOTime: 3:l5 - 4:45 PMLocation: CSULB, HS&D, room ll9

Conversational SpanishThis chss, taught entirely in Spanish, wThfl-sonspokenlanguageusedineverychyconversation,asw.eH.1SOntheCulmreandtraditions of \,arious Spanishspeckingcounties. The class wifl cot,er Spanish

grammar.ho\\,e\,eremphasis\\iubeplacedonoralcommunication.Thegoalistohelpstudents.1Cquire more fluency.BclSiC k`nL"'lCClgCofSpanish strongly suggcstcd.

ClassIJnder:IjliaVelgaradeOwens,MADates: Fridays, April 22 -June lOTime: 3:l5 - 4:45 PMLocation: CSUIJ], HS&D, room lOl

Auditing classesAre there other classes on theschedule that you are curiousabout? You have the opportunityto audit one meeting of any classfree.*lfyou do audit a class and decideto continue' simply stop by theOLLl office to sign up for the class.*This does nat indude computer dosses

or classes with limits that are full.

SATURDAY

Historic WalkingTours lVThis serieson pre-l910sarchitecture andhistory"iubegivwithachssroomlectureontheLongBeachMuseumcouectionandaviator Earl Daugherty. Enjoy walkingtoursstartingwiththeBixbyKnoHstr.letofpioneersheepranchingandagriculture.Belmont HeightsHistoricDistrictfeaturesall variations on the working classCrrfesman bungalow and a unique foularthouse. DoumtowmLongBeach"WestofPine" offersmanyexamplesofearly20thcenmry homes. churches' and buildings.WrideyH.D.hasremarkablearchitecturalunity in Spanish Colonial Revival stylein contrast to Sunrise Blvd. H.D.~cun areasettled by pioneer LB finilies. The lastclass I+iu tour Carrou Avenue AngelinoHeights perched above do\\mtovun LogAngeles of the magnificent large QueenAnne and Eastlcke Victorians. MissionRevi\,all and Craftsman.Class Leader: Sherron LenoDates: Saturdays, (6weeks)Aprd l6 - May 2lTime: 9:00 ~ ll:00 AMLocation: DovlmTovlm, Suite 202Meet at DovlmTovlm Classroom,fortheApril l6th meeting.

ScholarshipsOLLl at CSULB has a scholarship

program for those who clearly needfinancial assistance to participate orcontinue participating in our classes.Please stop by the OLLI office formore information.

Dare to Draw!!Thisclassisforbeginnerandinte-ediatestudents. Dra\\ingskillswinbedevelopedthroughtheuseofstiu life arrangements.Compositional ski]ls \\iH be exploredwith contour dra\\thg and gray tonevalue systems. This class is designed forenjo)ment and improving your drawingski]|s. Students \\iH need to providetheir own supphes. A material list andclass outline win be provided at the firstmeeting Please bring a #2 pencil and asketchbook to the fist class..Class Leader:Janet Matthey' M.I.A.Dates: Saturdays,Apul 23 -June llTime: lO:00 AM - l2:00 PMLocation: DovlmTovlm, Suite 202

CSULB ID CardsMembership Beneflts packetsshow what OLLl membership cando for you.Do you have a CSULB ID card?Current members of OLLl atCSULB can get ID cards from thelD office next to the bookstoreon campus. All you need is yourOLLI at CSULB name badge anda picture ID.

Additional information about

getting an lD card and benefits isavailable in the information centeroutside of the OLLI office door.

WantedOLLI Artists and Art Lovers

Wby Betty Hutchens

e will be showing works of art in classroom lot and inviteOLLI artists of variousart forms to submit their

pieces. The display will changeevery four weeks; that is, there willbe showings each term.

The art forms we are lookingforward to seeing are photography,watercolor, pastels' oils, acrylics,drawings and gouache. All workmust be original, signed and framedwith a wire on the back forhanging.

Submission forms available inthe office will ask for a photographof the work with the dimensionsnoted. A jury will decide whichitems will be accepted and hungforeach e,whibit. We will not acceptwork that has been shown in ourpastannual visual art shows.

We hope that we will have a good representation of the entire OLLIstudent body and we will be proud to display our students' talents for theenjoyment ofall.

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Computer Classes Spring 2011COMPUTER LAB

You'Il find the OLLI computerclassroom,with its small classesand up-to-date soft\^rare an ideal

place to learn. AIong with theinstructors. there are coachesin each class who are there tohelp you,too.

That means that any time youhave questions, there will besomeone to answer them foryou. And if you want to spendextra time working on classassignments, you can come tothe computer lab. lt's open allday Friday.Classes will be held on theCSULB campus HSD roomIOO.

E}Classes will be filled on

a first- come, first-servedbasis.

tSRead the class descriptl'on

to get the class that bestfits your skills.

DBooks are purchased bys\uden\s.

DEach computer class has a

limit of 10.

Please Note: Textbooks are notsupplied in computer lab classes.lnmany cases you'll see the booktheinstructor will use listed just afterthe class description so you can buya copy if you wish.

Some computer classes have a mini-mum enrollment. If enrollment is notmet one week before the first weekof class, the class may be canceled. Ifthere is a cancellation, students willbe notified.

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MONDAY

Very First Computer class (PC)This is \\.here.you st.1rt. You are \\,elcomee\.enifyouhat.enet,ertouchedac.lmputerllr.1tyPe\\Titer. It isthebestoppertunityan)r\\.heretoleanthebasicsofemnd llndthe Internet. You \\-ill learn the mousetool` along \\ith the ke\,bo.lrd.1nd thl`/desktop.Gamesandsimpleexercises\\illbe used for emphasis. All questions \\illbe p:ltiently ansu.ered for the benefit oftheentirecl:lss. When youcompletethisclass, you \\iu be re.1dy tO mO\.e tO OurIntermediate Computerclass.NL. Prcrequisitcs.

Text: Internetand Em.ulforSeniors\\ithWindo\\.s XP by Addo StuurISBN: 978,90590505+9

Instructor: Don PatmanDates: Mondays. April l8 -June I3Time: 8:30 - lO:30 AM

Introduction to Windows 7 (PC)Explore the features of Microsoft,sWindo\\,s7operatingsystem. Youthle.1rnhow, to transfer Settings and ffleS frllm

your old computer, how to rapidly findinformation on your computer and getacquainted with the filesystem and ho\\.to best m\ig.Ice and Organi=e your files.You'u get to know the desktop \\ith itssidebar and gadgets and how to control

yourcomputer`ssettingstopleaseyourself.Also see the differences and simil.1ritieSbent.eon Vista and the new \Vindo\\'s 7.Prcl.cquisitc: Basicundcrstandingofthe\k'ilrdow.S

YPoprmfi«gs,ysfc" a). ilISmlCtOl.`Spr7"iSSI.l".

Text: Windo\\.s7forSeniorsin E.1S).Stc-psISBN: 97818il1783865

Instructor: Wesley PeckDates: Mondays, Aprd l8 -June l3Time: lO:45 AM - l2:45 PM

Old Computer UserGroup(PC/Mac)

Free to all OLLl membersThe computer lab's new, user groupis a pklCe tO Share your COmPuterexperience.1nd Ski]lS and learnsomething new from others. Cometo the first part of thc. meeting andhell" short present.1titln led b), ConR:`derorotherlabinstructors. Subjectsc:1n include the future Of T\' in yourhome.apeekateReaders;whyatabletrightbe),ournextcomputer;howtoconyert an.1udiO tape ton CD; ho\\.to use.1 SC.Inner; Or different \\.ays tOback upyourfiles. The secondpartofthe meeting will feature a questionand answer session to help you sol\.ecommon PC and Mac problems ora discussion about what's new incomputing technolog),, including theI.1tCSteleCtr||riC devices. Sessions\\iH

bc limited Ill l5 people, and seating\\Th be firstcome, first ser\.ed. \Vatch|h|` \ideo announcementboardintheh:ul for the u.eek's presentation ordiscussion topic.Pl.crcquisitc: An interest in computers and

hL"I they Can CnhanCC ,Your life.

Instructors: Computer hobInstructorsDates: Mondays. April l8 -June l3Time: I:00 - 4:00 PM

TUESDAY

Photoshop Elements 8 (Mac)You\.e taken \\,hat you think is a great

picture\\ithyourdiStalcamera,butthehori=onisahttleulted,someofthepeopleinithavealo\\ingredeyes.orthatgroupofpeople isclusteredinonecomeroftheshot. Leanhowtostraightenthehorizon'

get rid of red eye, crop the photo andother simple editing techniques such aswhiteningteethandcompletelyremoving

people.fromthephoto.Seehowtoenhancecoloranddetail,applyfiltersandscanold

photos. You'u leam how to easily moveyourpicturesoutofthecamera,intoyourcomputer and onto CDs.Prcrcquisitc: Basic Mac skills.

Text: Photoshop Elements 8for Max OS X,JeffCarlsonISBN: 978-0321684103

Instructor: Barbara KayeCooperDates: Tuesdays,April l9 -June7Time: lO:45 AM - l2:45 PM

Out ofthe Box (Mac)lf you,re thinking of getting a new Maccomputer, this 3~week class is for you.After students go to the universitybookstore tosee what kinds ofMacs areavalable,theywillleanwhattodoalterthey bring their new computers home.Theclass wTh cot,erhow totransferyourinfo-ation from your old computer, ifyou hat.e one; w.hat to do when you getyour computer home; how to hook upau those Wires; how to connect to thelntemet;howtopersonalizeyourdesktop;andthenhowtoinstauthesoftwareyou\vant tO use.3 week class $20.00NoPrcrcquisites.

Text: NoneInstructor: Barbara Kaye CooperDates: Tuesdays, April l9 -June7Time: I:00 - 3:00 PM

Manage Your Computer Files(PC and Mac)Get rid ofthe clutteron yourcomputer'sdesktop and hard drive and learn toorganize and manage your files so youcan find what you want in seconds. Inthesepopularlou"veek classes (oneforthe PC and one forthe Mac), you,uleanhowtosetupafolderandmmingsystem;howtocopytoanotherfile;howtomo\'e'

pasteanddeletefiles;howtoremmefilesand recoverdeleted files.Prcrcquisitc: Basic hnowlcdgc of how your

computcrwoha. Texts: Handouts® Forthe Mac 4 weeksessionInstructor: KathyWinkenwerderDates: Tuesdays,Aprd l9 - May lOTime: 3:l5 - 5:l5 PM® Forthe PC 4 week sessionInstructor: Wesley PeckDates: Tuesdays. May l7-June7Time: 3:l5 ~ 5:l5 PM

Three Reasons toGet a Computer

I. Conquer a New Frontierlfyou feel as ifthe technology age hasleft you behind, now is the time to

grab hold and master it!2.Stay inTouch with Friends andFamily

The Internet makes it a cinch to stay inregular contactwith friends and family.

Through email.chat rooms and various

photo.sharing websites'3.KeepYour Mind ShaLrPWith the many different computer

programs and games available, youwill find plenty of opportunities for

keeping your mind active with the"help of your computer. The Internetlets you keep up with the latest newsand stay sharp and in-tune with theworld around you.

WEDNESDAY

Intermediate Computer (PC)You win lean and practice these basiccomputer ski]ls: sat.e, print, cut and

paste, drag and drop, how to delete anitem. make a file or folder, where to putfiles once you,ve saved them and how tomanage the windows on your desktop.In addition, you'u lean the basics ofemal, includinghowtosendandrecei\,emessages and how to attach documentsandopendocumentsthathavebeensenttoyou. The lntemet section \+Th includehow toget tothe Websites that interest

you, as weH as lntemet safetytips. You'llalsotakeaquicklookatawordprocessing

program,soyouwillbeabletoeasilycreateyourowndacuments'usingdifferentfontsandeven insert photos.Prerequisite: KnowlcdgcofbasicPC sk`ills.

Text: HandoutsInstructors:ComputerhahInstructorsDates: April 20 -June8Time: 8:30 - lO:30 AM

Word 2010 (PC)DidyoubuyanewPCinthelastyearorso`ordidyoubuyanewversionofWord?GetthemostoutofyoursoftwarebyleamingthenewfeaturesofWord2010,includingimprovedtextfo-actingeffects,pictureediting tools' and how to custorize theribbon. It's easier than ever to createaH kinds of documents-letters' fliers'newsletters'reportsandmore. Leanhowtosetup'editandsavedocuments'\viteand format letters, make lists, insert andedit photos and make tables.Prerequisite: Knowledgeofbasic PCski]ls.Text: HandoutsInstructor: KathyWinkenwerderDates: April 20 -June 8Time: lO:45 AM - l2:45 PM

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WEDNESDAY

lt,sYour Mac. Do WhatYou WanttoDo (Mac)AreyouabegivningM.1Cuser?Joinusforarealhands-oncklSS".hereyou\\iuexplorem.1ny Ofthe aPPlic.1tiOnS that Cclme \\ith

yourMac. Leanho\\.tom.1n.1gethedock.finderwindow,s,menusandshortcuts.We\ul use the Apple email program, set uptheAddress Book,useSafaritobro\\.setheInternet, \whte and s.1Ve documents. andmore. Disco\,er how to personalize yourcomputerforthe way you want to use it.Change your desktop, screen sat.er.1ndviews to rl`flect your interests and nl.eds.There \ul be plenty ofoppertunities to

get yourquestions ans\\'ered.Pl.crcq"I.SItCS.. Yo" own a Mc,. _\,a"'d lI'I`.l. fo

Cwm a Mclc.

Text:M:lcOSXSnowLeopndonDemandby SteveJl)hnsonISBN: 978||321646910

Instructor: Bonnie ElstenDates: Apul 20 -June 8Time: I:00 -3:00 PM

lt,s Your MacDo WhatYou Wantto Do Part ll(Mac)Areyouagraduateoflt'sYourMac? Reedyto go into more depth? Then this is thecl.1SS for YOU. \Ve \vi]l work \vith the/

applic.1tiOnS that Came \\ith your Mac,leanhowtobecomemoreorganj=edb.1Ckup your \\,ork, troubleshoot, do\\TllOadand install soft\\,are and more. You \viusee how to custond=e your \Iac. use thedrshbondand\\idgets.andimpro`.eyourlntemet surfing. Bringyourquestitlns to

get help.Pl.cl.cq"I.SI.fas.. Prowil"s Macclassol.c..\.pc."i."l1.

ltsI.»g a Mat:.

Text: Title.".affable the first dry ofclass.Instructor: Bonnie ElstenDates: Apul 20 -June 8Time: 3:l5 - 5:l5 PM

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THURSDAY

Introduction to Digital Camera(PC/Mac)An introcluction to the basic functions ofthedi§talcameraandsc.Inner. Hands-onlcamingonhow,todo"uloadyourphlltllsfrom the memory card (camera) to ),ourcomputer. You \\ill also le.1m hO\\. tOsc:1n Photos and documents into yourcomputer. E\.entu.uly. you "iu orgari=eand burn sat,ed images to a CD. Yllu\\ill also impro\'e your photogr.1Phy b),lc-amingsoml.simplecreati\.ecompositiontools \\'hile \ie\\ing sample imlgeS.Prcrcquisitcs: Basic unc]crstancling of yet"-

comPutC1.'S OPCrating System OI. inSt"CtOl-'S

PCrmiSSiOn.

Text: Title a\'alable the first day ofcl:1SS.Instructor: tryHicksDates: April 2l -June 9Time: 8:30 - lO:30 AM

Manage and Enhance Your Photoswith Picasa (PC/Mac)Get your pictures from your camera to

yourcomputerandeditthem\\ith Picas.1.Learn how to do\\uload your picturesto Picasa, and then using Picasa's tcols`enhance your photos by cropping them'adding text or remo`ing red eye in ynllr

photos.Onceyouhaveeditedyourphotos.),ou can make a shde show or Video fromselected pictures. or you can orgrni=e aset ofphotos into a couage. You can mad

your pictures, print them, or h:1\.a themprinted commerci.uly. The first sessioncol,ers the basics of Picasa. Please bring

yourcameratoclassinthesecondsession.Prcrcquisitcs: Intermcdiatc complltc1- Or

inst-tot.`S PCrmiSSiL.n.

Text: HandoutsInstructor: RegSe GatesDates: April 2l -June 9Time: lO:45 AM - l2:45 PM

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Google: Email & Lots More(PC/Mac)Le.1rn tO COnfigure the Gmal program as

you exchange mud \\i[h feuo\\. smdentsand explore the many features of Gm.ul.Sc.eho\\.youcanexchangepictures\\ithfriends.1ndfahilyandformatyouremail.Explore other powerful and interestingGoogle programs. such as an omhnecalend.1r. \\.rich Can be S)mChed tO yoursmart phone. You'll also lean ht- touse Google mlps.1nd Google searchtechniques. Internet security uiH bestressed throughout the course.Prcrcquisitcs: Intcrmcdiatc computer or

illSflllfrllr`S Pl.rmjSSI.c".

Text: HLlndOutS

Instructor: RegSe GatesDates: April 2l -June 9Time: I:00 -3:00 PM

iTunes (PC/Mac)Use the rm§c llf iTunes to import yourfat.orite music onto your computer so youcan hsten to it \\,hale ),ou \\.ork browsethe intemct or read email. You can evencrate your o\\m mix of songs to bum aCD or trmsfer to an iPod You canget free

r*rdr,1SrS to lenm new sldlls, hear lectunsanddigdeeperintoyourhobbies.ThrouchiTunes lntemet radio, (it,s hoe tco!) youcanhsten toradiostations from alloverthe\\\lrld intheiTunesstore\'oucanbuymov~/

its,T\' prpgrans..1udiObcokSand moreto

ph)Ion).ourcomputeriPodoriPhone.PrlTl.qm.SI.rl.S.. Basic PCorMcfcskilis.

Text:iPodThe\lissingiIanual.Biersdorferand Pogue ISBN: 9780596804312Instructor: Con RaderDates: Apul 2l -June 9Time: 3:l5 - 5:l5 PM

Friday - Open Computer IJab9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

In the Computer LabMeet Don Patman Computer Lab lnstuctor

by Kathy Winkenwerder

Meet Don Patman) computerlab instructor. Heteachesthe Very First Computer class and also teaches the Intro-duction to Digital Camera class in Larry Hicks,s absence.

Don Patman

How long have you been a member?For about nine years now.

How did youhear aboutOLLI?I had a neigh-bor who wastaking classesand he told meto go andtake alook. I did andsigned up forthe Intermedi-ate Computerclass.

Why did you start to volunteer in the lab?When I took the Intermediate Computer class theinstructor asked me to coach, which I enjoyed, becausewe had some really nice people teaching the class. Ilike people and like helping them so it was perfect forme. Then I was asked to teach both the beginning andintermediate classes. When Larry Hicks isn't able toteach his class I fill in for him. rye also substituted forTerry Fiskin in his photography lecture class.

When did you start using a computer?We didn,t have one in the business I was in, but in thel980s I started using word processing on a Mac to writea newsletter. That started it all.

What did you do before you came to OLLI?My family had a business that bought beefcarcasses, cutthem to orderand sold the meat to hotels and restaurantsin the Los Angeles area. I started working there whenI was l3 when I wasn,I in school, and leaned to cutmeat. Later I ran company departments and went intothe management ofthe company.

What did you find challenging about teaching?Early on I started wondering how effective I was as ateacher, because I felt the students weren,t leaning asmuch as I feltthey should. So I started doing two things.The first was to make it mandatory to bring one questionto every class. That tumed out to be a great technique,because during some classes people asked questionsfor 45 minutes. The second was to volunteer to go tostudents' homes to see their computer environment andto help them get started. I couldn't help them with mosthardware problems, but I could see iftheir computerswere overloaded with viruses or iftheir printer wash,thooked up or even plugged in. I was able to help themsolve their simple problems and most importantly} showthem how to apply the class lessons. Overthe years I,vemade between 50 and 100 ofthose visits.

Whatwasyourmostmemorableclassroomexperience?In addition to helping people, it was hearing their stories.Most ofour students have had very interesting lives. Iremember one man who told stories about flying an air-plane full ofgasoline from Indiato Chinaoverthe Burmahump. There was another student who had been bom inGermany and who wasjust leaning about Google. Withthe help ofDon Preuss, a coach in the class, she was ableto see a copy ofthe daily newspaper in the town whereshe was bom and see names ofpeople she knew whenshe was a girl. She was weeping, she was so happy. Illnever forget that.

What do you do when you're not teaching in thecomputer lab?In addition to OLLI, I,ve volunteered at the Los Ange-les Mission. After I retired I developed an interest in

photography. First I took the Photoshop Elements classhere in the lab, then I started taking Photoshop classeson my own, editing and printing a lot ofmy own photos.Now I take pictures all the time, mainly candid shots ofpeople. And my wife and I like to travel. We've goneon cruises to the Mediterranean,Alaska and the PanamaCanal, and now we're looking forward to our next tripto the Croatian coast. We also enjoy spending time withour three children and I0 grandchildren.

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OLLI DownTown OLLI Leisure VI/orldParking Options

I All day parking ;3.00 on the South East corner of

7th Street and Pacific Avenue.. Metered parking: 15 minutes fora quarter, 2-hour

limit.. Non-metered parking: North of 8th Street on

PacificAvenue and PineAvenue, as well as neighbor-hood streets West of Pacific Avenue.

. (No parking on the South side of8th Street on

Wednesday for street sweeping.)

Long BeachTransitNortheast corner of 7th Street and Pacific Avenue.Long Beach Transit Red Passport C and Routes 51/52,81, 91/92/93/94, 172/173/174 and 181/182. Pleasecheck a current bus schedule for route days andtimes. For further information, please call LongBeach Transit at 562-591-2301.

Parkingat Leisure WorldEntry passes for non-Leisure World residents whoaretakingOLLl classeswill be available atthe secondclass meeting. The security office at the main gatewill have the names of enrolled students and willadmit them for the first and second classes.

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OLLI at CSULBStudent Parking Passes

For the convenience of our students, parkingpasses are available through our office for $20.00per session.lfyou have a current DMV disabled persons placard,

you mayobtain a parking permit and keycard for Lot9. Students parked in disabled parking mustdisplaytheir DMV placard or license plate and their OLLI

parking permit at all times when they are parkedin that lot, whetheror nottheyare in a designateddisabled parking space. Students not displaying theappropriate placards or license plate will be subjectto ticketing by Parking Services. Students are notallowed to park in areas marked for carpools oremployee parking. Anyone who receives a ticketfrom CSULB Parking Services mustgoto the ParkingOffice (Merriam Way) to resolve the ticket.

Long BeachTransit Bus SchedulesBus transportation to CSULB - OLLl at CSULB is

easily available on Lines D, 81, 91, 92, 93, 94, 171and 96ZAP. Bus Line 60 may be used if you comefrom Leisure World (exit on 7th Street and transfertoCSULB Campus Connection shuttle to East Campus).For further information, please call Long BeachTransit at 562-591-2301 or OCTA at 714-636-7433.

CSULB Campus Connection Shuttle RoutesThe white Campus Connection Shuttles run aroundthe campus during the fall, winter and spring ses-sions. There is a shuttle stop at the south-westcorner of Parking Structure 2 in lot ll which willdrop you off in front of the Design building. Forfurther information pick up a brochure outside theOLLl office.

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Who'sAfraid of Shakespeare?

In WOMEN OF SHAKESPEARE,a course debuting this spring} PanWatson, retired English and science

teacher, hopes to relieve us ofany anxietieswe have about the plays ofShakespeare.

By exploring the relationships of themany iconic characters he created and howtheylve been interpreted through time, Ms.Watson hopes to make the great Bard moreaccessible and enjoyable.SogetreadytomeetOthelloandDesdemona,

Lord and Lady Macbeth, Kate and Petruchio,Ariel and Caliban and a host ofothers. We'll

by Thelma Teitel

PclIll 11'eltsonfollow these relationships as they evolve onthe page and screen, discovering for ourselves the pleasures and insights Shakespeareoffers.

So.....who's afraid of Shakespeare? Not those who sign up for WOMEN OFSHAKESPEARE.

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