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OsherLifeLongLearninginstitutesonomastateuniversityOfferingStimulatingClaSSeSfOradultS50yearSOldOrBetterFall20133LocationsoLLissUUverycmpuoLLissUokmoLLissUHeldburgEnrollOnlinewww.m.eduexedll ReturningStudentNewStudentName________________________________________________________________Email____________________________________________________Aress________________________________________________________________CityStateZip____________________________________________PhoneNumber______________________________________________________________Last4iitsSocialSecurity_______________________YearofBirthrequired__________________________________FemaleMaleOAKMONTCLASSESONLYAreyouaresidentofOakmontYesNoIfnopleaselisttheOakmontResidentwhoisyoursponsorname________________________________________________________________PleasenoteOakmontclassesarelimiteto12non-resientstuentsperclasspersession.AreyouacontributingmemberoftheSSUAlumniAssociationYesNoDONATIONSANDSCHOLARSHIPSallcampusesTodonatetotheprogramorrequestascholarshippleasecallat664-2394.ToReisternToregisteronlinegotowww.sonoma.euexeollinIfyouarefaxinginthisform707664-2613nRegisterbyphone707664-2394nIfpayingbycheckmakecheckouttoSonomaStateUniversityandattachyourcheckormoneyordertotheformandmailtoSSUExtendedEducation1801E.CotatiAvenueRohnertParkCA94928-3609.IfpayingbycreditcardVISAMasterCardDiscoverCardCreditCard____________________________________________________________________Exp.Date___________________________________CardHoldersName____________________________________________________Signature______________________________________________TheDisabilityResourceCenterprovidescompleteaccesstotheUniversityforstudentswithdisabilities.Information664-2958TDD.SSUisanAA-EEOInstitution.OLLIatSSUUniversityCampusOurToolsBecomeUsTechnologyHumanityM91610219301130am4358NixonTheKennedysandtheBattleforAmericasSoulM9161021100300pm4359DynastyRiseandFalloftheGreatHousesofEuropeT91710229301130am4360MuhammadAliandtheCivilRightsMovementT9171022100300pm4361TheWesternAmericasMythologyW91810239301130am4362TheMiddleEastAViewfromtheInsideW9181023100300pm4365ImaginingsOfImaginingsReadingWritingThePastTH91910249301130am4366BayAreaArtistsBeyondResponsetoModernismTH9191024100300pm4367OLLIatSSUOakmontWorldCulturesAnthropologyofTraditionandCultureM9091014300500pm4368NixonTheKennedysandtheBattleforAmericasSoulW9111016300500pm4369JohnSteinbeckFromtheGrapesofWrathtotheWineofHopeTH9121017300500pm4370OLLIatSSUHealsburJohnSteinbeckFromtheGrapesofWrathtotheWineofHopeT101115300500pm4371ExploringClassicalMusicW102116300500pm4372FDRTheGreatDepressionandtheNewDealTH103117300500pm4373FALL2013COURSESOLLIATSSUTOTALAMOUNTdUE1COURSEMEMBERSHIP8043742COURSEMEMBERSHIP15043753ORMORECOURSEMEMBERSHIP2104376PriceisperpersonSSUCampusonlyDoesnotincludeadailyparkingpassREgISTRATIONFeesPERSONALINFORMATIONOFFICEUSEONLYPS___________CONF________DB___________Schol_________2 OLLIATSSUUNIVERSITYCAMPUSOpenHOuseMOndayaugust122013EVERTB.PERSONTHEATRESSU900amNOONDailyParkingPass5.00REqUIRED900amCoffeeandrefreshmentsinthelobby1000amInstructorpresentationsFALLClassesSeptember16October242013OLLIATSSUOAKMONTOpenHOuseWednesdayaugust212013BererCenterOakmont200400pmFreeParkingOpentoOakmontresidentsandtheirguests.Comeandlistentotheinstructorspresenttheircoursesregisterforclassesandenjoylightrefreshments.FALLClassesSeptember9October172013OLLIATSSUHEALdSBURgFALLClassesOctober1November72013OPENHOUSEInlieuofanopenhouseformatweinviteprospectivestudentstoattendtherstclassofthesessiontodetermineinterest.Tocontinueintheclassyoumustregisterbythesecondweek.QUICKFACTSANdBENEFITS6-weeksessions2hourseachclassCourseoptionsonecoursetwocoursesandunlimitedStaymentallyhealthyandexplorenewinterestsMeetnewpeopleandengageinintelligentdiscussionsFUN...ImaginelearningjustforthejoyofitAccessible...Greatvalueandnoprereui-sitesexceptadesiretolearnOLLIisauniuelearningcommunityforadultsage50orbetter.Weoffertheverybestcontinuingeducationwithnotestsandnogrades.DistinguishedSSUfacultyandotherBayAreaeducatorsenjoysharingtheirexpertisewithOLLIstudentswhoselifeexperi-enceandintelligenceenrichtheexchangeofideas.OLLIatSSUisoneofover100OsherLifelongLearningInstitutesnationwide.ItissupportedbyOLLIstudentsdonorsandtheBernardOsherFoundationcontributions.JoiningOLLIatSSUmeansdiscoveringnewfriendsnewknowledgeandnewwaystobringmeaningandenjoymenttoyourlifePLEASEJOINUSNoGradesNoTests.LearningfortheJoyofItEnrollOnlinewww.sonoma.euexeolli3 OURTOOLSBECOMEUSHOWOurtecHnOlOgiescreateOurHuManity930-1130amCooperage4358Nothingholdsmorefascinationformostpeoplethanthatmostfundamentalinqui-ryWhoamIandhowdidIgetthatwayLongbeforetheadventofpsychologyasaformalacademicstudyeverycultureandreligioustraditionhashaditsownsetofanswerswhichdirectlyinformedpoli-ticsandthelaw.Philosophershavetriedtoimaginetheirownanswerscomingwithouttheparticularbiasesoftheirimmediateenvironment.Withthedevelopmentofmodernneurosciencethehopeisthatweare-nallyisolatinghumannaturedowntosynapsesandneurotransmitters.Whatifwearemissingcompletelythebiggestpartofthestoryourtools.Thisclasswillmakethecasethatthemostprofoundinuenceinourbecomingwhoweareandlivingoutthelivesweultimatelyexpresstoourselvesandtheworldaretheveryinstrumentalitieswedevisedtosowethoughthelpaccomplishaverynecessaryandsimpletaskwewerealreadydoing.Wewilllookacrosshistoryforthesemostsignicantdevelopments.INSTRUCTORNELSONR.BUZZKELLOggPH.d.NIxONTHEKENNEdYSANdTHEBATTLEFORAMERICASSOUL100-300pmCooperage4359Fornearly30yearsthefeudbetweenRichardNixonandtheKennedybrothersdominatedtheAmericanculturalintellectuallandscapeandestablishedtheframeworkfortheemergenceofmoderndaybluevs.redacrimo-ny.ThisepicclashofpoliticaltitansconditionedmuchofourcollectivethoughtonsuchdivisiveissuesasVietnamracerelationsWatergateandtheveryroleofgovern-mentinoursociety.DependingonwhichsideofthepoliticaldivideonetookRichardNixonwaseitherapluckydefenderoftraditionalsmalltownAmericanvaluesoradarkmenacinggurefromalmnoirnightmare.ConverselytheKennedysappearedaseitherthevirtuousandprogressiveshiningKnightsofCamelotorasinsularclannishandpower-crazedpoliticosjoyouslyengagedinbrassknucklesbattlesagainsttheirfoes.Thiscoursewillbothexplicateandinterprettherootsanddevelopmentofthisdecades-longfree-for-allbetweenthemosthatedandbelovedguresinAmericangovern-mentduringthepostwarera.Throughoutourgoalwillbetodistin-guishmythfromtruthinwhathasbecomeaneararchetypalcon-gurationofgoodandevilinourcollectivenationalconsciousness.INSTRUCTORMICKCHANTLERM.A.MONdAYSSEPTEMBER16OCTOBER21OLLIatSSUUniversityCampusTUESdAYSSEPTEMBER17OCTOBER22dYNASTYRISEANdFALLOFTHEgREATHOUSESOFEUROPE930-1130amCooperage4360ThroughthecenturiesfromtheRenais-sanceallthewayupuntilWorldWarIthemonarchicalformofgovernmentpredominated.MuchofwhatwecallWesternHistoryrevolvedaroundtheGreatHousesofEurope.TheRoyalCourtssetthetonepoliticallysociallyevenaestheticallyfortheirrespectivesocieties.InthiscoursewewillcharttheriseandfallofthegreatdynastiesofEuropeanhistory.AswedistinguishbetweenthedifferentversionsofcourtsocietywewillhighlightmanyofthepivotalhistoricalguresfromRichelieutoBismarckwhogracedtheseroyalcourtsintheirdaysofglory.DevotingaclasssessiontoeachoftheGreatHouseswebegininRenaissancetimeswiththeMediciandTudordynastiesproceedwiththerivalBourbonandHapsburgdynastiesintheBaroqueperiodandconcludewithtwogreatdynastiesthatlastedintothe20thcenturythePrussianHohenzollernsandtheRomanovsTsarsofalltheRussias.INSTRUCTORBRUCEELLIOTTPH.d.MUHAMMAdALIANdTHECIVILRIgHTSMOVEMENT100-300pmCooperae4361MuhammadAlibornCassiusClayhasalwaysengenderedanemotionalreactionfromthepublic.FromhisappearanceasanOlympicchampiontohisiconicstatusasanationalheroAlislifewillbeaguideasweexaminethepost-WorldWarIIAfricanAmericanfreedomstruggle.UsingAliasasymbolandreectionofthetimeperiod1945-1975studentswillstudyallphasesofthecivilrightsmovementfromitseconomicincar-nationsimmediatelyfollowingthewartotheMontgomeryBusBoycotttotheblackpowerphaseofthemovementduringthelate1960sandearly1970s.INSTRUCTORMICHAELEZRAPH.d.4 OLLIatSSUUniversityCampusWednesdayssepteMBer18OctOBer23tHeWesternaMericasMytHOlOgy930-1130amCooperage4362Mythshelpaculturedeneitself.Mythsarestorieswetellinordertomakesenseofourcommunalexperience.AmericasmostenduringmythologyhasbeentheWesterninprintbeginningwithluridnewspaperstoriesanddimenovelstheatricallywildwestshowsandstagedmelodramaandofcourseonlmthemostpopulargenreofthe20thcentury.ThefrontierhasbeenAmericasguidingtropealwayspushingwestsearchingforthenextbigthingconstantlyreimagin-ingandremakingourselves.ExploresuchwesternmythsasthelonegunslingercleaningupthetownrepresentingtheconstantstrugglebetweengoodandevilthetensionbetweenthefreedomofthelandandtheconstraintsofencroachingcivilizationandtheimageofthenobleversustheheathenIndianreectingtheAmericandilemmaofraceconsciousness.Andthemythismalleableadjust-ingtochangingtimes.ThereistheEpicWesterntheRomanceWest-erntheDystopianWesternTheElegiacWesternandtheRevisionistWestern.ThroughlectureandextensivelmclipsfromdozensofmovieswewillinvestigatewhatitmeanstobeAmericanasrefractedthroughthelensoftheWestern.INSTRUCTORALANBELLM.A.tHeMiddleeastaVieWfrOMtHeinside100-300pmCooperage4365TheMiddleEastsiteoftheoldestcivilizationandinmanywaysthemostsignicantcon-tributorofspiritualandculturalinuencetoEuropeandtheUnitedStates.Whyisitthatthisregionhasbeensuchasourceofinsta-bilityHowmuchdowereallyknowabouttherealitiesoflifeintheMiddleEastandtowhatextentareweabletounderstanditsrichandcomplexcultureIndiplomatictermsistherealightattheendofthetunnelforAmericanpolicyintheMiddleEastorareweheadingtowardsapotentialcatas-tropheBytheendofthecourseyouwillgainnewinsightsthatwillenhanceyourabilitytoformyourownpointofviewbasedonanappreciationofthelonghistoryoftheMiddleEasttheArabiclanguagetherichcultureandtheoverallpeacefulorientationofitspeople.INSTRUCTORAMINKALAFB.S.B.A.THURSdAYSSEPTEMBER19OCTOBER24BAYAREAARTISTSANdBEYONdRESPONSETOMOdERNISM100-300pmCooperage4367ThisclassexplorestheartistsoftheBayAreaandbeyondbytracingthevariousartmovementsandtheculturaleventsthateffectedartstylesafter1950.WhydidartbecomemodernandartistsembraceAbstractionandstillfurtherMinimalismWasartdeadWewillexploreoutrageousHappeningsandstudythereasonswhysomeonewouldpay12millionforadeadsharkincasedinformaldehyde.OnthesanersidethroughslideswewillvisitartgalleriesintheBayAreaandSonomaCountytoseewhoispaintingwhat.ManyartistswillbereviewedincludingRichardDiebenkornElmerBischoffJayDe-FeoDamienHirstWayneThiebaudBruceNaumanWalterDeMariaJudyChicagoClaesOldenburgMarkRothkoandeventheGuerrillaGirls.ThreeeldtripswillbeoptionalthediRosaPreserveinNapaacollectionofcontemporaryBayAreaartistsaprivategalleryinSantaRosaandtheSSUGalleryandatouroftheArtDepartment.INSTRUCTORLINdALOVELANd-REIdM.A.IMAgININgSOFIMAgININgSREAdINgANdWritingtHepast930-1130amCooperage4366Thiscoursewillexaminecontemporarywriterswhosecreativeworksimaginativelyrecon-structthelivesofliteraryvoicesthatother-wisemightbelosttotime.WewillexaminevoicesfromthepastsuchasLordByronPercyShelleyJ.S.MillHardyandChristinaRossetti.ContemporarywritingssuchasTomStoppardsArcadiaA.S.ByattsPossessionandNancyHoransLovingFrankwillbecloselyconsideredasweseektore-imaginethepast.instructOrtiMWandlingPH.d.5 THURSdAYSSEPTEMBER12OCTOBER17JOHnsteinBeckfrOMtHegrapesOfWratHtOtHeWineOfHOpeEastRec.Center300-500pm4370JohnSteinbeckisthemostreadAmericanwriterintheworld.Amillion-pluspaperbackcopiesofhisbooksareboughteachyear.Theauthorresponsibleforthiswascomplexodddifcultasvulnerableashewasdy-namicasanalyticalashewasimaginative.Togetourhandsaroundsuchamanwellhavetoturnhimlikeajewelunderavarietyoflightsilluminatinghisfacetsfromdifferentangles.JoinusforanoverviewoftheyearsleadinguptoSteinbecksacclaimedmas-terpieceTheGrapesofWrath.Alongthewaywellpausetoconsiderthethrustofthemanslifewhileexaminingthecraftsmanshipandbeliefsthatledtohisrecognitionasanauthorofsignicance.LARRYLEVINgERM.F.A.OLLIatSSUOakmontMONdAYSSEPTEMBER9OCTOBER14WOrldculturesantHrOpOlOgyOftraditiOnANdCUSTOMBererCenter300-500pm4368Whetherwearepassingthroughanairportforthersttimeorseasonedglobe-trottersvisibledifferencesinclothinglanguageandotherovertculturalelementscandrawourattention.Attimesculturaldifferencescanintrigueenchantorbewilderus.Whetherwevisitorreadaboutotherculturestherichestinsightswemightcraveoftenremainillusive.Usingtheethnographicrecordcompiledbyanthro-pologistsoverthelastcenturyweareabletoreachfordeeperinsightandndunusualtruths.HowmanyculturaluniversalsarethereWhatdotheysayaboutourcommonhumanityorourenduringdiversityTheanswerstotheseandsimilarquestionsarefoundwithinabroadstudyofworldculturesandthemajorsocialinstitutionsthatdeneandbindthem.dIANNESMITHPH.d.WednesdayssepteMBer11OctOBer16NIxONTHEKENNEdYSANdTHEBATTLEFORAMERICASSOULBererCenter300-500pm4369Fornearly30yearsthefeudbetweenRichardNixonandtheKennedybrothersdominatedtheAmericanculturalintellectuallandscapeandestablishedtheframeworkfortheemergenceofmoderndaybluevs.redacrimo-ny.ThisepicclashofpoliticaltitansconditionedmuchofourcollectivethoughtonsuchdivisiveissuesasVietnamracerelationsWater-gateandtheveryroleofgovernmentinoursociety.DependingonwhichsideofthepoliticaldivideonetookRichardNixonwaseitherapluckydefenderoftraditionalsmalltownAmericanvaluesoradarkmenacinggurefromalmnoirnightmare.ConverselytheKennedysappearedaseitherthevirtuousandprogressiveshiningKnightsofCamelotorasinsularclannishandpower-crazedpo-liticosjoyouslyengagedinbrassknucklesbattlesagainsttheirfoes.Thiscoursewillbothexplicateandinterprettherootsanddevelop-mentofthisdecades-longfree-for-allbetweenthemosthatedandbelovedguresinAmericangovernmentduringthepostwarera.Throughoutourgoalwillbetodistinguishmythfromtruthinwhathasbecomeaneararchetypalcongurationofgoodandevilinourcollectivenationalconsciousness.INSTRUCTORMICKCHANTLERM.A.OAKMONTVILLAgEisanactiveadultcommunitylocatedoffHighway12inSESantaRosa.TheBergerandEastRecCenterarewhereOLLIclassesaregenerallyheldonMondaysWednesdaysandThursdaysfrom300-500pm.OakmontclassesareopentoOakmontresidentsandtheirguests.PleasenoteOakmontclassesarelimitedto12non-residentstudentsperclasspersession.OLLIOakmontCoordinatorsJayandAnneCobb707-833-2391orjayannecobbcomcast.netVisitwww.oakmontvillae.comforfurtherinformationonOakmontfacilities.EnrollOnlinewww.sonoma.eueeolli6 OLLIatSSUHealsburWednesdaysOctOBer2nOVeMBer6ExPLORINgCLASSICALMUSICVillaChanticleer300-500pm4372JoinrenownedprofessorandmusicianKayleenAsboforathrillingandpassionateintroductiontotheworldofclassicalmusic.Eachweekwillconnectthemasterpiecesoftheconcerthalltotheimportantsocialculturalandartistictrendsofitsepoch.LearnthedifferencebetweenanoperaandanoratoriomarvelatthedistinctionbetweenMozartandMahlerdiscoverhowtheRomanticcomposersweretryingtoem-ulateGoethespoetryandhowcomposersofourdayhavetraversedthesonicland-scapefromutterdespairtosoulstirringradi-ance.Mostimportantlyofallcomeawaywithearsopenedtoappreciateinawholenewwaythecomplexitiesandbeautiesofclassicalmusic.LiveperformancesenhanceeachclassKAYLEENASBOM.A.TUESdAYSOCTOBER1NOVEMBER5JOHnsteinBeckfrOMtHegrapesOfWratHtOtHeWineOfHOpeVillaChanticleer300-500pm4371JohnSteinbeckisthemostreadAmericanwriterintheworld.Amillion-pluspaperbackcopiesofhisbooksareboughteachyear.Theauthorresponsibleforthiswascomplexodddifcultasvulnerableashewasdy-namicasanalyticalashewasimaginative.Togetourhandsaroundsuchamanwellhavetoturnhimlikeajewelunderavarietyoflightsilluminatinghisfacetsfromdifferentangles.JoinusforanoverviewoftheyearsleadinguptoSteinbecksacclaimedmas-terpieceTheGrapesofWrath.Alongthewaywellpausetoconsiderthethrustofthemanslifewhileexaminingthecraftsmanshipandbeliefsthatledtohisrecognitionasanauthorofsignicance.LARRYLEVINgERM.F.A.THURSdAYSOCTOBER3NOVEMBER7fdrtHegreatdepressiOnandtHeneWdealVillaChanticleer300-500pm4373HistoriansareinagreementthatthepresidenciesofAbrahamLincoln1861-65andFranklinD.Roosevelt1933-45standapartforthechal-lengestheyconfrontedandthehighdramaoftheirtimes.Nootherpresidentshaveundergonemorescholarlyattentionorscrutiny.Inlightofthecurrenteconomicdownturnare-examinationofFDRhispresi-dencyandhislegacyisperhapsmorerelevanttodaythaneverbefore.Thiscoursewillexplorehisearlypoliticalcareerandhispathtothepresidencyhiselectionin1932andunprecedentedfourconsecutivelandslideshiseconomicpolicesduringtheGreatDepressionandtheimplementationoftheNewDeal.Thecoursewillfeaturein-depthexplorationsofmanyofthemostenduringcontroversiesoftheRoosevelterasuchastheeffectivenessofhiseconomicpoliciestheNewDealbattleswiththeSupremeCourttheNewDealsinuenceonAmericancultureraceandcivilrightsthe1937-38RooseveltRecessionandthecontroversialdecisiontorunforanunprecedentedthirdtermin1940.WewillalsoexploreFDRscomplexrelationshipswithhischiefadvisersandassociatesincludingFrancesPerkinsHenryWallaceHaroldIckesHarryHopkinsaswellashiswifeEleanor.CHRISOSULLIVANPH.d.VILLACHANTICLEERinHealdsburgislocatedat1248NorthFitchMountainRoad.ClassesareheldonTuesdaysWednesdaysandThursdaysfrom300-500pm.SPACEISLIMITEDSOREGISTEREARLY.Formoreinformationabouttheprogramortoregisteronline.gotowww.sonoma.eueeolli7 FALL2013SSUClassesSeptember16October242013OPENHOUSEMonayAuust122013930-1130am100-300pmMONdAYOurToolsBecomeUsHowOurTechnologiesCreateOurHumanityNelsonBuzzKelloggNixonTheKennedysandtheBattleforAmericasSoulMickChantlerTUESdAYDynastyRiseandFalloftheGreatHousesofEuropeBruceElliottMuhammadAliandtheCivilRightsMovementMichaelEzraWednesdayTheWesternAmericasMythologyAlanBellTheMiddleEastAViewfromtheInsideAminKalafTHURSdAYImaginingsoftheImaginingsReadingandWritingthePastTimWandlingBayAreaArtistsBeyondResponsetoModernismLindaLovelandReid2013-2014YearataGlanceWinter2014ssuClassesJanuary21February272014OPENHOUSEMonaydecember92013930-1130am100-300pmMONdAYTheBombsEarlyLightLesAdlerTheIceAgesHumanEvolutionandClimateChangeBillGarrettColorConfdenceWorkshopCharleneLohmeierTUESdAYTravelersTalesWritingaMiniMemoirPattiTrimbleLiteraryLandscapesofEnglandRogerHousdenWednesdayWethePeopleWhattheConstitutionReallySaysWilliamOConnorAncientEgyptACheerfulTheocracyDouglasKenningTHURSdAYExploringClassicalMusicKayleenAsboVenicePortraitofaCityinTimeHeidiChretienSPRINg2014SSUClassesMarch24May12014OPENHOUSEMonayMarch102014930-1130am100-300pmMONdAYPhysicsofSportsSallyHeathTheUnitedStatesofHollywoodPoliticsinAmericanMoviesBarbaraSpearTUESdAYMyanmarBurmaandItsNeighborsGloriaNeumeier19thandEarly20thCenturyRussiaAlexisMelteffWednesdayTBApendinglunchtimepresentationsBusinessandEconomicsLectureSeriesVariousSSUFacultyTHURSdAYDearScottDearErnestLarryLevingerAHistoryofLandscapeArtJenniferBethkePoetryandMemoirFranClaggettFALL2013OakmontClassesSeptember9October172013300-500pmOpenHOuseWag212013MONdAYWorldCulturesAnthropologyofTraditionandCustomDianneSmithWednesdayNixonTheKennedysandtheBattleforAmericasSoulMickChantlerTHURSdAYJohnSteinbeckFromGrapesofWrathtoWineofHopeLarryLevingerWinter2014OkmoClassesJanuary13February242014300-500pmOpenHOuseWdcmb112013MONdAYParisThroughtheAgesBruceElliottWednesdayTheWesternAmericasMythologyAlanBellTHURSdAYBayAreaArtists18481950LindaLovelandReidSPRINg2014OakmontClassesApril9May192014300-500pmOpenHOuseWMch122014MONdAYNirvanaisOpeningDayBaseballandtheAmericanSoulMickChantlerWednesdayExploringClassicalMusicFromAncientGreecetothe21stCenturyKayleenAsboTHURSdAYAncientEgyptACheerfulTheocracyDouglasKenningFALL2013HealsburClassesOctober1November72013300-500pmTUESdAYJohnSteinbeckFromGrapesofWrathtoWineofHopeLarryLevingerWednesdayExploringClassicalMusicFromAncientGreecetothe21stCenturyKayleenAsboTHURSdAYFDRTheGreatDepressionandtheNewDealChrisOSullivanWinter2014HlbgClassesJanuary14February202014300-500pmTUESdAYBayAreaArtists18481950LindaLovelandReidWednesdayMedicineatWarTheUnexpectedBeneftsAllanBernsteinTHURSdAYHistoryofItalyFromAncientSicilytoModernMilanDouglasKenningSPRINg2014HealsburClassesMarch25May12014300-500pmTUESdAY2014ThePoliticsofPrimariesPropositionsandMidtermElectionsDavidMcCuanWednesdayGreatCitiesCitiesofIntrigueBruceElliottTHURSdAYMonkeysFossilsandMotherNatureDianneSmithPleasenoteclassessubjecttochange
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OsherLifeLongLearninginstitutesonomastateuniversityOfferingStimulatingClaSSeSfOradultS50yearSOldOrBetterFall20133LocationsoLLissUUverycmpuoLLissUokmoLLissUHeldburgEnrollOnlinewww.m.eduexedll 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OLLIATSSUUNIVERSITYCAMPUSOpenHOuseMOndayaugust122013EVERTB.PERSONTHEATRESSU900amNOONDailyParkingPass5.00REqUIRED900amCoffeeandrefreshmentsinthelobby1000amInstructorpresentationsFALLClassesSeptember16October242013OLLIATSSUOAKMONTOpenHOuseWednesdayaugust212013BererCenterOakmont200400pmFreeParkingOpentoOakmontresidentsandtheirguests.Comeandlistentotheinstructorspresenttheircoursesregisterforclassesandenjoylightrefreshments.FALLClassesSeptember9October172013OLLIATSSUHEALdSBURgFALLClassesOctober1November72013OPENHOUSEInlieuofanopenhouseformatweinviteprospectivestudentstoattendtherstclassofthesessiontodetermineinterest.Tocontinueintheclassyoumustregisterbythesecondweek.QUICKFACTSANdBENEFITS6-weeksessions2hourseachclassCourseoptionsonecoursetwocoursesandunlimitedStaymentallyhealthyandexplorenewinterestsMeetnewpeopleandengageinintelligentdiscussionsFUN...ImaginelearningjustforthejoyofitAccessible...Greatvalueandnoprereui-sitesexceptadesiretolearnOLLIisauniuelearningcommunityforadultsage50orbetter.Weoffertheverybestcontinuingeducationwithnotestsandnogrades.DistinguishedSSUfacultyandotherBayAreaeducatorsenjoysharingtheirexpertisewithOLLIstudentswhoselifeexperi-enceandintelligenceenrichtheexchangeofideas.OLLIatSSUisoneofover100OsherLifelongLearningInstitutesnationwide.ItissupportedbyOLLIstudentsdonorsandtheBernardOsherFoundationcontributions.JoiningOLLIatSSUmeansdiscoveringnewfriendsnewknowledgeandnewwaystobringmeaningandenjoymenttoyourlifePLEASEJOINUSNoGradesNoTests.LearningfortheJoyofItEnrollOnlinewww.sonoma.euexeolli3 OURTOOLSBECOMEUSHOWOurtecHnOlOgiescreateOurHuManity930-1130amCooperage4358Nothingholdsmorefascinationformostpeoplethanthatmostfundamentalinqui-ryWhoamIandhowdidIgetthatwayLongbeforetheadventofpsychologyasaformalacademicstudyeverycultureandreligioustraditionhashaditsownsetofanswerswhichdirectlyinformedpoli-ticsandthelaw.Philosophershavetriedtoimaginetheirownanswerscomingwithouttheparticularbiasesoftheirimmediateenvironment.Withthedevelopmentofmodernneurosciencethehopeisthatweare-nallyisolatinghumannaturedowntosynapsesandneurotransmitters.Whatifwearemissingcompletelythebiggestpartofthestoryourtools.Thisclasswillmakethecasethatthemostprofoundinuenceinourbecomingwhoweareandlivingoutthelivesweultimatelyexpresstoourselvesandtheworldaretheveryinstrumentalitieswedevisedtosowethoughthelpaccomplishaverynecessaryandsimpletaskwewerealreadydoing.Wewilllookacrosshistoryforthesemostsignicantdevelopments.INSTRUCTORNELSONR.BUZZKELLOggPH.d.NIxONTHEKENNEdYSANdTHEBATTLEFORAMERICASSOUL100-300pmCooperage4359Fornearly30yearsthefeudbetweenRichardNixonandtheKennedybrothersdominatedtheAmericanculturalintellectuallandscapeandestablishedtheframeworkfortheemergenceofmoderndaybluevs.redacrimo-ny.ThisepicclashofpoliticaltitansconditionedmuchofourcollectivethoughtonsuchdivisiveissuesasVietnamracerelationsWatergateandtheveryroleofgovern-mentinoursociety.DependingonwhichsideofthepoliticaldivideonetookRichardNixonwaseitherapluckydefenderoftraditionalsmalltownAmericanvaluesoradarkmenacinggurefromalmnoirnightmare.ConverselytheKennedysappearedaseitherthevirtuousandprogressiveshiningKnightsofCamelotorasinsularclannishandpower-crazedpoliticosjoyouslyengagedinbrassknucklesbattlesagainsttheirfoes.Thiscoursewillbothexplicateandinterprettherootsanddevelopmentofthisdecades-longfree-for-allbetweenthemosthatedandbelovedguresinAmericangovern-mentduringthepostwarera.Throughoutourgoalwillbetodistin-guishmythfromtruthinwhathasbecomeaneararchetypalcon-gurationofgoodandevilinourcollectivenationalconsciousness.INSTRUCTORMICKCHANTLERM.A.MONdAYSSEPTEMBER16OCTOBER21OLLIatSSUUniversityCampusTUESdAYSSEPTEMBER17OCTOBER22dYNASTYRISEANdFALLOFTHEgREATHOUSESOFEUROPE930-1130amCooperage4360ThroughthecenturiesfromtheRenais-sanceallthewayupuntilWorldWarIthemonarchicalformofgovernmentpredominated.MuchofwhatwecallWesternHistoryrevolvedaroundtheGreatHousesofEurope.TheRoyalCourtssetthetonepoliticallysociallyevenaestheticallyfortheirrespectivesocieties.InthiscoursewewillcharttheriseandfallofthegreatdynastiesofEuropeanhistory.AswedistinguishbetweenthedifferentversionsofcourtsocietywewillhighlightmanyofthepivotalhistoricalguresfromRichelieutoBismarckwhogracedtheseroyalcourtsintheirdaysofglory.DevotingaclasssessiontoeachoftheGreatHouseswebegininRenaissancetimeswiththeMediciandTudordynastiesproceedwiththerivalBourbonandHapsburgdynastiesintheBaroqueperiodandconcludewithtwogreatdynastiesthatlastedintothe20thcenturythePrussianHohenzollernsandtheRomanovsTsarsofalltheRussias.INSTRUCTORBRUCEELLIOTTPH.d.MUHAMMAdALIANdTHECIVILRIgHTSMOVEMENT100-300pmCooperae4361MuhammadAlibornCassiusClayhasalwaysengenderedanemotionalreactionfromthepublic.FromhisappearanceasanOlympicchampiontohisiconicstatusasanationalheroAlislifewillbeaguideasweexaminethepost-WorldWarIIAfricanAmericanfreedomstruggle.UsingAliasasymbolandreectionofthetimeperiod1945-1975studentswillstudyallphasesofthecivilrightsmovementfromitseconomicincar-nationsimmediatelyfollowingthewartotheMontgomeryBusBoycotttotheblackpowerphaseofthemovementduringthelate1960sandearly1970s.INSTRUCTORMICHAELEZRAPH.d.4 OLLIatSSUUniversityCampusWednesdayssepteMBer18OctOBer23tHeWesternaMericasMytHOlOgy930-1130amCooperage4362Mythshelpaculturedeneitself.Mythsarestorieswetellinordertomakesenseofourcommunalexperience.AmericasmostenduringmythologyhasbeentheWesterninprintbeginningwithluridnewspaperstoriesanddimenovelstheatricallywildwestshowsandstagedmelodramaandofcourseonlmthemostpopulargenreofthe20thcentury.ThefrontierhasbeenAmericasguidingtropealwayspushingwestsearchingforthenextbigthingconstantlyreimagin-ingandremakingourselves.ExploresuchwesternmythsasthelonegunslingercleaningupthetownrepresentingtheconstantstrugglebetweengoodandevilthetensionbetweenthefreedomofthelandandtheconstraintsofencroachingcivilizationandtheimageofthenobleversustheheathenIndianreectingtheAmericandilemmaofraceconsciousness.Andthemythismalleableadjust-ingtochangingtimes.ThereistheEpicWesterntheRomanceWest-erntheDystopianWesternTheElegiacWesternandtheRevisionistWestern.ThroughlectureandextensivelmclipsfromdozensofmovieswewillinvestigatewhatitmeanstobeAmericanasrefractedthroughthelensoftheWestern.INSTRUCTORALANBELLM.A.tHeMiddleeastaVieWfrOMtHeinside100-300pmCooperage4365TheMiddleEastsiteoftheoldestcivilizationandinmanywaysthemostsignicantcon-tributorofspiritualandculturalinuencetoEuropeandtheUnitedStates.Whyisitthatthisregionhasbeensuchasourceofinsta-bilityHowmuchdowereallyknowabouttherealitiesoflifeintheMiddleEastandtowhatextentareweabletounderstanditsrichandcomplexcultureIndiplomatictermsistherealightattheendofthetunnelforAmericanpolicyintheMiddleEastorareweheadingtowardsapotentialcatas-tropheBytheendofthecourseyouwillgainnewinsightsthatwillenhanceyourabilitytoformyourownpointofviewbasedonanappreciationofthelonghistoryoftheMiddleEasttheArabiclanguagetherichcultureandtheoverallpeacefulorientationofitspeople.INSTRUCTORAMINKALAFB.S.B.A.THURSdAYSSEPTEMBER19OCTOBER24BAYAREAARTISTSANdBEYONdRESPONSETOMOdERNISM100-300pmCooperage4367ThisclassexplorestheartistsoftheBayAreaandbeyondbytracingthevariousartmovementsandtheculturaleventsthateffectedartstylesafter1950.WhydidartbecomemodernandartistsembraceAbstractionandstillfurtherMinimalismWasartdeadWewillexploreoutrageousHappeningsandstudythereasonswhysomeonewouldpay12millionforadeadsharkincasedinformaldehyde.OnthesanersidethroughslideswewillvisitartgalleriesintheBayAreaandSonomaCountytoseewhoispaintingwhat.ManyartistswillbereviewedincludingRichardDiebenkornElmerBischoffJayDe-FeoDamienHirstWayneThiebaudBruceNaumanWalterDeMariaJudyChicagoClaesOldenburgMarkRothkoandeventheGuerrillaGirls.ThreeeldtripswillbeoptionalthediRosaPreserveinNapaacollectionofcontemporaryBayAreaartistsaprivategalleryinSantaRosaandtheSSUGalleryandatouroftheArtDepartment.INSTRUCTORLINdALOVELANd-REIdM.A.IMAgININgSOFIMAgININgSREAdINgANdWritingtHepast930-1130amCooperage4366Thiscoursewillexaminecontemporarywriterswhosecreativeworksimaginativelyrecon-structthelivesofliteraryvoicesthatother-wisemightbelosttotime.WewillexaminevoicesfromthepastsuchasLordByronPercyShelleyJ.S.MillHardyandChristinaRossetti.ContemporarywritingssuchasTomStoppardsArcadiaA.S.ByattsPossessionandNancyHoransLovingFrankwillbecloselyconsideredasweseektore-imaginethepast.instructOrtiMWandlingPH.d.5 THURSdAYSSEPTEMBER12OCTOBER17JOHnsteinBeckfrOMtHegrapesOfWratHtOtHeWineOfHOpeEastRec.Center300-500pm4370JohnSteinbeckisthemostreadAmericanwriterintheworld.Amillion-pluspaperbackcopiesofhisbooksareboughteachyear.Theauthorresponsibleforthiswascomplexodddifcultasvulnerableashewasdy-namicasanalyticalashewasimaginative.Togetourhandsaroundsuchamanwellhavetoturnhimlikeajewelunderavarietyoflightsilluminatinghisfacetsfromdifferentangles.JoinusforanoverviewoftheyearsleadinguptoSteinbecksacclaimedmas-terpieceTheGrapesofWrath.Alongthewaywellpausetoconsiderthethrustofthemanslifewhileexaminingthecraftsmanshipandbeliefsthatledtohisrecognitionasanauthorofsignicance.LARRYLEVINgERM.F.A.OLLIatSSUOakmontMONdAYSSEPTEMBER9OCTOBER14WOrldculturesantHrOpOlOgyOftraditiOnANdCUSTOMBererCenter300-500pm4368Whetherwearepassingthroughanairportforthersttimeorseasonedglobe-trottersvisibledifferencesinclothinglanguageandotherovertculturalelementscandrawourattention.Attimesculturaldifferencescanintrigueenchantorbewilderus.Whetherwevisitorreadaboutotherculturestherichestinsightswemightcraveoftenremainillusive.Usingtheethnographicrecordcompiledbyanthro-pologistsoverthelastcenturyweareabletoreachfordeeperinsightandndunusualtruths.HowmanyculturaluniversalsarethereWhatdotheysayaboutourcommonhumanityorourenduringdiversityTheanswerstotheseandsimilarquestionsarefoundwithinabroadstudyofworldculturesandthemajorsocialinstitutionsthatdeneandbindthem.dIANNESMITHPH.d.WednesdayssepteMBer11OctOBer16NIxONTHEKENNEdYSANdTHEBATTLEFORAMERICASSOULBererCenter300-500pm4369Fornearly30yearsthefeudbetweenRichardNixonandtheKennedybrothersdominatedtheAmericanculturalintellectuallandscapeandestablishedtheframeworkfortheemergenceofmoderndaybluevs.redacrimo-ny.ThisepicclashofpoliticaltitansconditionedmuchofourcollectivethoughtonsuchdivisiveissuesasVietnamracerelationsWater-gateandtheveryroleofgovernmentinoursociety.DependingonwhichsideofthepoliticaldivideonetookRichardNixonwaseitherapluckydefenderoftraditionalsmalltownAmericanvaluesoradarkmenacinggurefromalmnoirnightmare.ConverselytheKennedysappearedaseitherthevirtuousandprogressiveshiningKnightsofCamelotorasinsularclannishandpower-crazedpo-liticosjoyouslyengagedinbrassknucklesbattlesagainsttheirfoes.Thiscoursewillbothexplicateandinterprettherootsanddevelop-mentofthisdecades-longfree-for-allbetweenthemosthatedandbelovedguresinAmericangovernmentduringthepostwarera.Throughoutourgoalwillbetodistinguishmythfromtruthinwhathasbecomeaneararchetypalcongurationofgoodandevilinourcollectivenationalconsciousness.INSTRUCTORMICKCHANTLERM.A.OAKMONTVILLAgEisanactiveadultcommunitylocatedoffHighway12inSESantaRosa.TheBergerandEastRecCenterarewhereOLLIclassesaregenerallyheldonMondaysWednesdaysandThursdaysfrom300-500pm.OakmontclassesareopentoOakmontresidentsandtheirguests.PleasenoteOakmontclassesarelimitedto12non-residentstudentsperclasspersession.OLLIOakmontCoordinatorsJayandAnneCobb707-833-2391orjayannecobbcomcast.netVisitwww.oakmontvillae.comforfurtherinformationonOakmontfacilities.EnrollOnlinewww.sonoma.eueeolli6 OLLIatSSUHealsburWednesdaysOctOBer2nOVeMBer6ExPLORINgCLASSICALMUSICVillaChanticleer300-500pm4372JoinrenownedprofessorandmusicianKayleenAsboforathrillingandpassionateintroductiontotheworldofclassicalmusic.Eachweekwillconnectthemasterpiecesoftheconcerthalltotheimportantsocialculturalandartistictrendsofitsepoch.LearnthedifferencebetweenanoperaandanoratoriomarvelatthedistinctionbetweenMozartandMahlerdiscoverhowtheRomanticcomposersweretryingtoem-ulateGoethespoetryandhowcomposersofourdayhavetraversedthesonicland-scapefromutterdespairtosoulstirringradi-ance.Mostimportantlyofallcomeawaywithearsopenedtoappreciateinawholenewwaythecomplexitiesandbeautiesofclassicalmusic.LiveperformancesenhanceeachclassKAYLEENASBOM.A.TUESdAYSOCTOBER1NOVEMBER5JOHnsteinBeckfrOMtHegrapesOfWratHtOtHeWineOfHOpeVillaChanticleer300-500pm4371JohnSteinbeckisthemostreadAmericanwriterintheworld.Amillion-pluspaperbackcopiesofhisbooksareboughteachyear.Theauthorresponsibleforthiswascomplexodddifcultasvulnerableashewasdy-namicasanalyticalashewasimaginative.Togetourhandsaroundsuchamanwellhavetoturnhimlikeajewelunderavarietyoflightsilluminatinghisfacetsfromdifferentangles.JoinusforanoverviewoftheyearsleadinguptoSteinbecksacclaimedmas-terpieceTheGrapesofWrath.Alongthewaywellpausetoconsiderthethrustofthemanslifewhileexaminingthecraftsmanshipandbeliefsthatledtohisrecognitionasanauthorofsignicance.LARRYLEVINgERM.F.A.THURSdAYSOCTOBER3NOVEMBER7fdrtHegreatdepressiOnandtHeneWdealVillaChanticleer300-500pm4373HistoriansareinagreementthatthepresidenciesofAbrahamLincoln1861-65andFranklinD.Roosevelt1933-45standapartforthechal-lengestheyconfrontedandthehighdramaoftheirtimes.Nootherpresidentshaveundergonemorescholarlyattentionorscrutiny.Inlightofthecurrenteconomicdownturnare-examinationofFDRhispresi-dencyandhislegacyisperhapsmorerelevanttodaythaneverbefore.Thiscoursewillexplorehisearlypoliticalcareerandhispathtothepresidencyhiselectionin1932andunprecedentedfourconsecutivelandslideshiseconomicpolicesduringtheGreatDepressionandtheimplementationoftheNewDeal.Thecoursewillfeaturein-depthexplorationsofmanyofthemostenduringcontroversiesoftheRoosevelterasuchastheeffectivenessofhiseconomicpoliciestheNewDealbattleswiththeSupremeCourttheNewDealsinuenceonAmericancultureraceandcivilrightsthe1937-38RooseveltRecessionandthecontroversialdecisiontorunforanunprecedentedthirdtermin1940.WewillalsoexploreFDRscomplexrelationshipswithhischiefadvisersandassociatesincludingFrancesPerkinsHenryWallaceHaroldIckesHarryHopkinsaswellashiswifeEleanor.CHRISOSULLIVANPH.d.VILLACHANTICLEERinHealdsburgislocatedat1248NorthFitchMountainRoad.ClassesareheldonTuesdaysWednesdaysandThursdaysfrom300-500pm.SPACEISLIMITEDSOREGISTEREARLY.Formoreinformationabouttheprogramortoregisteronline.gotowww.sonoma.eueeolli7 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