Join us as we explore current and historical events and topics like: elections, Medicare and Social Security, the functioning of government and Congress, constitutional concepts and ideas, the economy, and local, state and world events, and hobbies. No topic is out of bounds and all ideas are welcome. Individual Roundtable participants take turns leading lively…

This is an introduction to our national experience through the distinctively American catchphrases coined to describe them. In this course, we will explore American idioms in roughly chronological order, beginning with what is most likely the first American idiom, “pulling up stakes,” moving through the now-forgotten origins of expressions such as “ballin’ the jack” (think…

We tend to take for granted the things our body does automatically. By better understanding our bodies and how they function we can better appreciate them and care for them. $15 for Creative Retirement members. Start Date End Date Class Time Class ID 10/6 10/13 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Using the book: The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat we will discuss the stories of individuals with perceptual and intellectual disorders. We will cover patients: who have lost their memories and with them the greater part of their pasts, who are no longer able to recognize people and common objects, whose limbs seem alien…

When ancient humans first gazed at the skies, they recognized the same patterns of fixed stars rotating over their heads each night.  This course offers a complete overview of contemporary astronomy.  We will explore ancient astronomy, what we have discovered about our solar system and venture out into the cosmos--the stars, galaxies, black holes and…

The goal of this class is for you to better learn your iPhone. Specific topics to be covered include: Navigating the iPhone, Making Life Easier, Contacts and Connections, Books and Media, Security and Maintenance, plus Backup, Storage, and Sharing.