SPRING TERM COURSES - MARCH 26 THROUGH MAY 4, 2007

GREAT DECISIONS -2007 Part 2 - Come learn and discuss world events! These open discussion classes based on hot topics from the U. S. Foreign Policy Association are keyed to current issues. Class consensus will be forwarded to the FPA. Monday, 10:45a.m. - 12:15 p.m.; Bill Falls is a graduate of Georgia State College and is a retired Division Manager for Tyson Foods

IRISH FOLKLORE AND MUSIC - Come explore the legends of Ireland, from fairies and banshees to giants, high kings, saints and ferocious women. We will learn about Brian Boru, Finn MacCool and Biddy Early and Queen Mabe. Discover Irish music, from Turlough O'Carolan to the Chieftans. Monday, 1:00-2:30 p.m., Kathy Amos is the BULLI director and previously has taught computer and literature courses.

COMPLEMENTARY AND INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE FOR HEALTH - This course will cover the current state of complementary/alternative medicine research and practice in the US; Foundations of Asian Medical systems; Use of various modalities such as: therapeutic touch; reiki; herbal remedies; reflexology; aromatherapy; massage therapy. We will also review a shema on how to evaluate effectiveness of specific interventions. Tuesday, 9:00 -10:30 a.m., Dr Mary Shotwell is a professor in the Occupational Therapy department at Brenau and has taught previously for BULLI.

ONE STROKE: FLOWERS AND FRUIT - Do you enjoy painting but are afraid of a brush? Using one brush stroke, learn to paint, shade and highlight a variety of flowers and fruits to complete a canvas. Tuesday, 10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Rhonda Clark is a certified one stroke instructor and has previously taught for BULLI

GLOBAL WARMING: A SCIENTIFIC REVIEW - This course will include a review of the science and history of global warming. What is global warming and how does it work? What are the potential consequences of and possible remedies for this much discussed phenomena? Tuesday, 1:00-2:30 p.m. Leo Whalen has 40 years experience in the chemical industry and has previously taught for BULLI.

INTRODUCTORY SPANISH: A CONTINUATION - Whether you have taken the previous BULLI courses or just have a limited knowledge of Spanish and wish to continue your studies, this class is for you! Class conversations and unique teaching methods make this course fun and informative. NOTE special time and cost. Class fee is $30.00! Tuesday, 3:15-4:45 p.m., Carrie Woodcock has lived in South America and is the bilingual ESL instructor for Riverside Elementary. She has taught previously for BULLI . AEROBICS WITH RHYTHM - Want to get fit for spring? Join us for this low impact aerobics routine in conjunction with light strength training and stretching. Music makes the rhythms fun! Wednesday, 9:00-10:30 a.m., Julia Anderson is certified in group fitness and teaches aerobics at the Family Life Center.

REFORMATION IN HISTORY - The Reformation began in 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his ninety-five theses to a church door, objecting to the church's selling of indulgences. This course will explore the historical, political, religious and sociological impact of the reformation then and in succeeding centuries. Wednesday, 10:45a.m. - 12:15p.m., John Eckhardt holds a Doctorate of Divinity and has taught History and the Bible at Gainesville College while serving as a parish pastor.

ALISTAIR COOKE'S AMERICA: PART 2 - We will be using this BBC video series on American history and commentary through the keen eyes of famed British-American journalist/raconteur, Alistair Cooke as the basis for a discussion course on American history Explore America from the 1840's to World War ii by viewing and discussing Cooke's "America" television series. Wednesday, 1:00-2:30p.m., This class will be facilitated by Bob Johnson, who is a BULLI member and has taught previously for BULLI

THE INTERNET - This look at the many and varied opportunities to enrich your life through surfing the computer, is designed for those with good computer skills who wish to explore the net. We will also cover email and the use of attachments. You should have taken Intermediate Computer prior to taking this class or be proficient in cutting and pasting. Wednesday, 2:45-4:15p.m., Kathy Amos has previously taught computer for BULLI and is BULLI Director.

VOICES AND VISIONS: IRISH LITERATURE AND ART - This course will focus upon modern Irish literature and art, with a special emphasis on Irish women as writers and artists, subjects, muses and social revolutionaries. We will read works by Yeats, Lady Gregory, Joyce, Friel and others. View works of the ancient Celts as well as later centuries' artists and artisans, with a focus on women in the arts and crafts movement as well as 20th century moderns. Thursday 9:00-10:30 a.m., Debra Dobkins and Mary Beth Looney are Brenau professors and have taught for BULLI.

SERMON ON THE MOUNT - What do you really know about one of the best-known sermons ever taught? What does it mean when someone says of the sermon, "It is the unattainable which we are bound to obtain?" Come discover the message within the sermon! Thursday, 10:45a.m.- 12:15p.m., Dr. Bruce Morgan served as pastor of Griffin First Baptist Church for 30 years and has previously taught for BULLI.

EARTHLY DELIGHTS - From soil and seeds to fragrant flowers and edible plants, you'll delight in earth's bounty! Sessions will include landscape design, nuisance plants and wildlife, veggies, herbs and visits to several local gardens. Thursday, 1:00-2:30 p.m., Various instructors and venues, including County Extension personnel, Mildred Fockele of Atlanta Botanical Gardens, Oren McBee of Smithgall Woodland Gardens and Hall County Master Gardeners.

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