Registration for the Fall 2021 semester is now closed.
Classes will begin on Saturday, Sep 11.

For information about classes and auditing click here. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, all in-person events are temporarily cancelled.

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5 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	6 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	7 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	8 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	9 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	10	11 * How Can a Wife Make Sense of Severity & Sweetness in Herself?How Can a Wife Make Sense of Severity & Sweetness in Herself? Time: 11:00 am Understanding Marriage! Class open to all women. Taught by Barbara Allen, Meryl Nietsch-Cooperman, & Others, via video conference.
12	13	14	15 * The Scientific, Calming, Wild, Energizing Need for AnthropologyThe Scientific, Calming, Wild, Energizing Need for Anthropology Time: 6:00 pm Anthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD., via video conference.	16	17	18 * The Aesthetic Realism Teaching MethodThe Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Time: 1:00 pm Education workshop for teachers. Taught by Barbara Allen, Patricia Martone, Arnold Perey, PhD., Rosemary Plumstead, via video conference.
19	20 * Poetry Can Be about PlacesPoetry Can Be about Places Time: 6:00 pm The Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry. Class taught by Ellen Reiss, via video conference.	21	22 * The Dramatic Relation of Lightness & Seriousness in Italian CinemaThe Dramatic Relation of Lightness & Seriousness in Italian Cinema Time: 6:00 pm "If It Moves, It Can Move You": Opposites in the Cinema. Class taught by Ken Kimmelman, via video conference.	23	24	25
26 * Does Music Have Us See Reality as It Is—Both Wild & Orderly, Strange & Definite?Does Music Have Us See Reality as It Is—Both Wild & Orderly, Strange & Definite? Time: 4:00 pm The Opposites in Music. Class taught by Barbara Allen and Edward Green, PhD., via video conference.	27	28	29 * Can We Learn about Ourselves from Mongolia? A SampleCan We Learn about Ourselves from Mongolia? A Sample Time: 6:00 pm Anthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD., via video conference.	30

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