Spring 2025 Courses by Genre

CL&L’s Spring 2025 semester starts April 15

with 8 weeks of weekday sessions.

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Spring 2025 Courses by Genre

CURRENT EVENTS/ISSUES

  • Politics 2025, Larry Geneen (8 sessions)

  • Law in the Headlines: Exploring Current Legal Controversies, Leora Harpaz (8)

  • What Do You Think Op-ed Discussions, Bill Goldman (4)

  • Inside TV News, Sara Lee Kessler and Magee Hickey

  • Dramatic Changes in Journalism, Neil Amdur

  • Everything You Wanted to Know About the FBI (But Were Afraid to Ask), Frank Hickey

  • Alternative Media, David Katzmire

 

CULTURE AND THE ARTS

  • Poetry for Pleasure in the Spring, Barry Wallenstein (7)

  • Great Film Discussions, Beth Pessen, Gerald Bray, Judy Langer, Fred Weinberg (4)

  • Openings and Finales of Broadway Musicals, Karen Valen (3)

  • Laugh Loudly and Carry a Big Shtick, Meish Goldish (2)

  • Wildlife Photography: What I've Seen and What I've Learned, George McKenzie Jr.

  • Canine Capers, Richard Klein

  • Gender Bender, Richard Klein

  • The Art of the Vintage Jewish Postcard, Hy Mariampolski

  • Rock & Roll Superstars, Alan Steinfeld

  • J.D. Salinger: Two of his Nine Stories, A Discussion, Karen Valen

  • Exploring Quirky American Festivals, Karen Gershowitz

 

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

  • Makers of History XXV, Manfred Weidhorn (3)

  • Interviews with Centenarian Rita Satz, David Katzmire (3)

  • Educating Students and Adults About the Holocaust, Lynn Greenberg

  • Royal Gossip, Richard Klein

  • History of People’s Republic of China, Ellen Houston

  • TV’s Pioneering Women, Inara de Leon w/Altman, Curry

  • Ellis Island After the Classic Period, Mary Brown

 

BETTER LIVING

  • CL&L Focus Groups, Judy Langer (4)

  • Writing Creatively, Bonnie Max (3)

  • Organizational Bliss, Richard Klein

  • Dealing with Aging Now, Judy Langer

  • What Honest People Can Learn from Grifters and Con Artists, Tom Rich

  • Yoga Nidra for Staying Calm, Erica Mather