Mondays, 9:30 – 11:30am Apr. 22 – May 20 Building B, Room 303

Learn about file management, backups, spread-sheets and how to navigate the World Wide Web. You should have a basic understanding of opening, closing and creating files, manipulating programs, and basic Windows applications. A flexible course with individualized attention. Limit 8

180 LLLP 1001 HA

 $40.00 (Includes $10 capital fee)

 Let’s Talk Current Events – Earl Gross

Mondays, 10 am – noon Jan 7 – May 20 (no class on Jan. 21, Feb. 18, April 15) Building A, Pailes room

A weekly and lively current events discussion group! Each week the group chooses a topic for a round-table debate utilizing materials from current magazines, newspapers, books, radio and television. No advance preparation needed.

 Limit 15.

182 LLLP 1002 HA

 $30.00 

  Let’s Talk Current Events – Frank Baggs

Mondays, 10 am – noon Jan 7 – May 20 (no class on Jan. 21, Feb. 18, April 15) Room TC205

A weekly and lively current events discussion group! Each week the group chooses a topic for a round-table debate utilizing materials from current magazines, newspapers, books, radio and television. No advance preparation needed.

 Limit 15.

184 LLLP 1002 HB

 $30.00 

Genealogy 101 – Marcelle Greenbaun

Mondays, 12pm – 2pm Mar. 25 – Apr. 29 Building A Pailes Room

Learn about your very own history by getting started on your family tree! Decide what you want to learn first, how to keep your files organized, find ancestors in other countries and preserve your family’s history and heritage. This is a class for beginners.

$30.00

 186 LLLP 1006 HA 

 Haverhill Highlights – Gus Reusch

Tuesdays, 10 – 12noon, Mar. 12 – Apr. 23 (no class April 2) Room TC205

Learn about Haverhill’s great history, its settlement in 1640 up to the present. We will discuss major events, prominent people and famous sites in Haverhill. Old pictures of Haverhill, along with a slide show, will b3e part of the class.

Limit 15

300 LLLP 1026 HA

$30.00 

Life of Irving Berlin – Robyn Steriti

Wednesdays, 10 – 12noon April 24 – May 15 TC205

Towering composer, songwriter, (“God Bless America”, “Always”, “and Blue Skies “,” White Christmas”) author and publisher, he came to the United States at age 5 and was educated in New York’s public schools. His earliest musical education was from his father, a cantor. He earned Honorary degrees from Bucknell University and Temple University. Beginning his career as a song-plugger for publisher Harry von Tilzer, Berlin worked as a singing waiter in Chinatown. In 1909, he was hired as a staff lyricist by the Ted Snyder Company, and became a partner to that firm four years later. Join LLL and learn about this amazing songwriter.

Limit 15

190 LLLP 1024 HA

$30.00 

Neil Simon the Play Goes On – Robyn Steriti

Wednesdays, 10 -12noon May 22 – June 12 TC205

Marvin Neil Simon was born in the Bronx on July 4, 1927, and grew up in Washington Heights at the northern tip of Manhattan. He attended New York University briefly (1944-45) and the University of Denver (1945-46) before joining the United States Army where he began his writing career working for the Army camp newspaper. Join LLL and learn about this amazing person.

Limit 15

191 LLLP 1025 HA

$30.00