Fall Quarter 2008 Class Schedule:

Thursdays, October 2 - November 20

 
 
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Creative Writing
Piano - Keyboarding 1
Piano - Keyboarding 2
Watercolor: Beginner and Beyond
Art History, Religion and Politics
Tai Chi
Book Discussion Group
Poetry Mosaic

Creative Writing
9:30 -11:30
Vel Gerth
Room 110
We focus on fiction. Either poetry or prose gives students wide choices. Personal recollections also work well here. Writing exercises help to open doors to ideas. The writing is shared in class with short feedback. We create a safe place for expressing your uniqueness. Limit: 12 students.
Piano - Keyboarding 1
9:30-10:50
Jeanne Bryan
Room 114
For students with basic knowledge of names and locations of those ivories and some note-reading. By term end, students can play familiar tunes. Piano book $16. New students must contact instructor before joining the class. Class limited to 5.
Piano - Keyboarding 2
11:00-12:30
Jeanne Bryan
Room 114
Continuation of keyboarding. Piano book $16. Limited to 5.
Watercolor: Beginner and Beyond
12:30-2:50
Ellen Andersen
Room 107
We work from still life setups and paintings by the instructor. We welcome students to bring things or prints they want to paint from. Instruction in color mixing, composition, and drawing as it relates to watercolor painting. Fees for copies of paintings
bulletArt History, Religion and Politics
11:00-12:15
Leona Beauchamp
Room 103
This course considers the sweep of Western art from its earliest sources to its most recent developments. We follow a chronological progression and touch on Asian, African, Middle Eastern, and Central and South American art as well as European and American art. We will interweave religion and politics as a reflection of human experience and creativity across the ages.
Tai Chi
12:00-1:00
Tom Flener
Gymnasium

Tai Chi Chuan is a Chinese martial art based on the principles of softness and relaxation overcoming hardness and tension. In these sessions we will study the Chan Ssu Gong or “Silk Reeling Exercise,” using the principles of softness and relaxation, to build a foundation for our forms and to bring these principles into our daily lives.

bullet Book Discussion Group
1:00-2:20
Staff
Room 110

The group meets weekly, or sometimes every other week when a “big” book is up for discussion. We read contemporary fiction, and sometimes nonfiction and classics. When possible, we choose books from the Seattle Public Library’s book group list, so we don’t have to purchase all the books we read. First book for Fall is Tender is the Night.

bullet Poetry Mosaic
1:00-2:30
Elhri Larsen, Facilitator
Room 114

We will savor a mix of poetry that moves us, emphasizing shorter contemporary pieces that we bring to read aloud and share. Poems by American and international writers - some light, some serious - who speak to our love of language and open minds. We enjoy and learn a little about the poets and a lot about life and ourselves along the way in a relaxed, non-academic atmosphere.

 

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