Registration for the Spring-Summer 2025 semester is now closed. Classes will begin on Saturday, May 10.

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4 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	5 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	6 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	7 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	8 * Course RegistrationCourse Registration	9	10 * The Confusion in Marriage about Affecting & Being Affected [Marriage Class]The Confusion in Marriage about Affecting & Being Affected [Marriage Class] Time: 11:00 am Understanding Marriage! Class open to all women. Taught by Aesthetic Realism consultants Barbara Allen, Meryl Nietsch-Cooperman, & Devorah Tarrow, via video conference.
11 * What Is Sound? Does It Take a New Form in Jazz? [Music Class]What Is Sound? Does It Take a New Form in Jazz? [Music Class] Time: 4:00 pm The Opposites in Music. Class taught by Barbara Allen and Edward Green, PhD., via video conference.	12	13	14 * Beginning with Humanity’s Greatest Need [Anthropology Class]Beginning with Humanity’s Greatest Need [Anthropology Class] Time: 6:00 pm Anthropology Is about You & Everyone. Taught by Arnold Perey, PhD., via video conference.	15	16	17 * The Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method [Education Workshop]The Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method [Education Workshop] Time: 1:00 pm Education workshop for teachers. Taught by Barbara Allen, Patricia Martone, Arnold Perey, PhD., Rosemary Plumstead, via video conference.
18 * Sargent & Paris – Metropolitan Museum [Art Class]Sargent & Paris – Metropolitan Museum [Art Class] Time: 11:00 am The Visual Arts & the Opposites. Class taught by Marcia Rackow, via video conference.	19 * The Magnificent Ethics of a Poem [Poetry Class]The Magnificent Ethics of a Poem [Poetry Class] Time: 6:00 pm The Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry. Class taught by Ellen Reiss, via video conference.	20	21 * The World Becomes Delightfully Oneself; or, Films about Food [Film Class]The World Becomes Delightfully Oneself; or, Films about Food [Film Class] Time: 6:00 pm "If It Moves, It Can Move You": Opposites in the Cinema. Class taught by Ken Kimmelman, via video conference.	22	23	24
25	26	27	28 * Does Taboo Always Have Opposites—For Example, Reverence and Diminishing? [Anthropology Class]Does Taboo Always Have Opposites—For Example, Reverence and Diminishing? [Anthropology Class] Time: 6:00 pm Anthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD., via video conference.	29	30	31 * The Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method [Education Workshop]The Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method [Education Workshop] Time: 1:00 pm Education workshop for teachers. Taught by Barbara Allen, Patricia Martone, Arnold Perey, PhD., Rosemary Plumstead, via video conference.

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