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Academy for Lifelong Learning at CBMM Winter Semester
to Begin January 9th
The winter semester of the Academy
for Lifelong Learning at the Chesapeake
Bay Maritime Museum (ALL) is rich in variety
and scope. From January 9 through
mid-April ALL will offer 18 courses, tours
and lectures spanning subjects as diverse as
literature, ecology, health, religion, art,
technology, economics and political science.
This winter there will be three courses
S M A S Q U E R A D E E M O C L E W
A R G R E T E R A U Q S S E M I T I
E I E P A R T I E S I M G A D N L S
E E R T E A O A R I Z O N H O R N S
Y R Z F R H B A R G A I N S A R E N
E W N G R E E T R F A M I L Y I W O
K O M O N T H H A T S T G S B I Y T
C U S T O M S T R E S T E A T G E R
A S F A M I N E A A I U B T N N A A
L N L L A B T O O F K T W O I I R P
B E L L S N A T R A D N E L A C S H
R A U R E F R E S H M E N T S N E C
A C E L E B R A T I O N S T S A V R
S R O V A F Y T R A P O R E I D E U
O E R I E H R A E Y W E N Y P P A H
R E S O L U T I O N S E F I R S T C
1. BABIES
2. BANNERS
3. BARGAINS
4. BELLS
5. BLACKEYED-
PEAS
6. CALENDAR
7. CELEBRATIONS
8. CHURCH
9. CONFETTI
10. CUSTOMS
11. DANCING
12. ENTERTAINMENT
13. FAMILY
14. FATHER TIME
15. FIRST
16. FOOTBALL
17. GREET
18. HAPPY NEW YEAR
19. HATS
20. HORNS
21. INVITATION
22. KISS
23. MASQUERADE
offered late/afternoon and two at midday to
accommodate all non-retired ALL members.
The winter months may keep us inside
more than we like, but there will be plenty
of opportunity to explore ecology and the
environment starting with “Sustainability:
The Intersection of Ecology, Economy &
Culture” lead by Greg Farley, co-chair of
WORD PUZZLE
NEW YEAR’S
Circle words forward, backward, up, down, and diagonally.
P M I N V I T A T I O N N R E N T H
D N I C N T T H G I N D I M R G P E
24. MIDNIGHT
25. MONTH
26. NEW YEARS EVE
27. NEW BEGINNINGS
28. PARTY FAVORS
29. PARTIES
30. REFRESHMENTS
31. RESOLUTIONS
32. TIMES SQUARE
33. TOAST
34. WELCOME
35. WISHES
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Chesapeake College’s Sustainability Operations
Group. This course will be held
Monday’s from January 30-March 7. This
is one of three offerings in a later afternoon/evening
time slot. Also in this new
time slot “Midshore Riverkeepers Film: Let
our Rivers Flow” with Tim Junkin, Executive
Director of Midshore Riverkeeper
Conservancy, will meet on Thursday March
22. The third course on the environmental
theme is “Calories, Kilowatts, and Beyond:
The Evolution of Energy on the Chesapeake
Bay”, offered by Phillip Hesser,
PhD. It will examine the history of energy
on the Bay and its watershed with special
reference to the human and natural environments
on the Eastern Shore. This course
will meet Tuesday mornings from January
17 – February 7.
For the literary there are three courses
which should interest. Joan Katz will lead
a memoir writing group on Monday afternoons
once a month starting January 9. The
ever popular John Miller and John Ford
will offer a class on poetry entitled “Poets
Laureate, Second Stanza” on Wednesday
afternoons from January18-February 8.
Margot Miller’s “Choosing Between Two
Worlds” will look at 4 novels in translation
and meet Thursday afternoons from March
29-April 19. Two local authors are scheduled
for ALL’s Meet the Author Series: Ron
Liebman, Author of Jersey Law, on January
9 and Susan McKelvey author of Far
on Distant: Beautiful Quilt Block Patterns
fromThe Chatham Quilt on March 12.
Suzi Peel, an expert in global health
will offer a course entitled “Global Health:
TB, Malaria, AIDS-More Than You Ever
Thought You Needed To Know, and Why
It Matters” on Wednesday mornings from
January 11-25. Dr. Scott Friedman, a cardiologist
with the Chesapeake Bay Cardiology
Clinic, will give a lecture “When Is
Coronary Stenting Appropriate?” on
Wednesday March 28 in the evening.
Techies and techy want-a-bees will
enjoy “Facebook for Seniors” to be offered
by the CBMM Vice President of Communications
, Tracey Munson, on Monday at
midday on January 9. “Apple iPAd and
Motorola Xoom Tablet Computers” a
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