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Lifelong Learning InstituteExperience the Joy of Learning for adult learners 55+

INSIDE LLI gives you a preview of courses offered by Harper Colleges Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI). While you dont have to become a member to register for some classes, our $35 yearly membership fee entitles you to special benefits including half price, free and members-only LLI courses. Your LLI membership brings you into a community of lifelong learners and provides an opportunity to learn from some of Harpers finest faculty members and distinguished community experts. Our partner organizations, located throughout the Harper district, offer you the advantage of attending classes and activities closer to your home. Through the Institute, you will discover a world of great discussions, innovative classes and new friendships. For more information or to register for classes, call us at 847.925.6300 or visit us at harpercollege.edu/ce.

OUR MISSIONThe mission of the Lifelong Learning Institute is to provide opportunities for members to meet their intellectual, cultural and social needs through shared learning. The Institute offers opportunities to explore a virtually limitless array of topics. Programs are developed, designed and taught in various formats and may be facilitated by faculty, professionals or members.

In this Issue:Aquacise and Healthy Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Courses and Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Courses by Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Courses by Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

How to Register Fee Information Cancellations and Full Classes Share Your Passion Parking

Partnerships and Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15LLI Membership FAQs and Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

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AQUATICS: ADULT SWIMMINGAQUACISEGet a great workout with this in-water exercise program which emphasizes the development of cardiopulmonary endurance, flexibility, muscle strength, muscle endurance and general movement efficiency. Music guides the exercise program. (Participants do not need to know how to swim.)

TUITION: $39.00LPP0104-001 81525MON., WED., M 1606/4/12-7/25/12 9:00 am-9:50 am

LPP0104-002 81526MON., WED., M 1606/4/12-7/25/12 10:00 am-10:50 am

LPP0104-003 81527TUES., THUR., M 1606/5/12-7/26/12 9:00 am-9:50 am

LPP0104-004 81528TUES., THUR., M 1606/5/12-7/26/12 6:00 pm-6:50 pm

HEALTHY LIVING EXERCISE PROGRAMHEALTHY LIVING EXERCISE PROGRAMIf you desire a more physically active lifestyle with professional supervision and motivation during exercise or have a history of heart disease, hypertension, asthma, diabetes, high cholesterol or lower back pain, this program is for you. We will provide you with a group exercise format including a personalized exercise prescription to help you attain your goals. New enrollments require medical clearance. Please call 847-925-6898 before registering. Members-only course.

FEES: $139.00LHP0002-001 81070MON., WED., THUR., M 1625/21/12-8/9/12 6:45 am-7:45 am

LHP0002-002 81071MON., WED., THUR., M 1625/21/12-8/9/12 8:00 am-9:00 am

LHP0002-003 81072MON., WED., THUR., M 1625/21/12-8/9/12 5:00 pm-6:00 pm

COURSES AND SEMINARSAMERICA ATTACKED: 9/11Will anyone ever forget the day we were attacked by Osama bin Laden? Before September 11, 2001, most Americans felt secure because they believed that the United States government could protect them. Since the Soviet Union collapsed in December of 1991, the U.S. was still enjoying the peace dividend. But after 9/11, we lost our confidence in our government, military, FBI, CIA and economic security. We will travel back to that fateful day to try to understand how and why the attacks on September 11 happened.

FEES: $15.00LLI0275-099 81632TUES., NEC 7/10/12 10:00 am-12:00 pm

AURAS AND ENERGY AWARENESSYou may not see it now. But when you do see it, you will begin to appreciate the profound and unique splendor of your own energy. Dianne Reddington, a graduate of DePaul University, will utilize a high-tech imaging camera designed by physicists and electrical engineers to reveal the invisible, dynamic electromagnetic field around the body, commonly known as your aura. The Polaroid photo, which you will take with you, gives a personal, visual and graphic representation of your measured bio-data. You will also gain an understanding of your personality type. Dianne is the president of Attune and is a past president of the national Well Spouse Foundation, as featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show and WGN radio. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0134-001 81630MON., W 2196/18/12 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

BOX OFFICE QUEEN DORIS DAYDoris Day was an enormous draw across the country. For four years, she was ranked as the number one American box office attraction. In her movie roles, she typically displayed sunny optimism, yet her personal life was something all together different. Susan Benjamin will share scenes and songs from her movie triumphs along with stories of her personal upheaval and fortitude.

FEES: $10.00LLI0277-099 81634MON., ADV 6/25/12 1:00 pm-2:00 pm

CHICAGO HISTORY AND THE GOOD, BAD AND UGLYBy looking at an array of folks who, for better or worse, influenced the reputation of Chicago, Myra Loris will sharpen your knowledge of the years between the 1890s and the early 1930s. You will review the interesting assortment of the good through architect and city planner Daniel Burnham, the bad via Leopold and Loeb, and the ugly with Al Capone. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0279-001 81636TUES., NEC 7/24/12 10:00 am-11:00 am

CHICAGO HISTORY OF IMMIGRANTSMyra Loris will highlight the era of the largest immigration to Chicago, the 1890s to the 1920s. You will concentrate on the settlement challenges that Poles, Italians and Eastern European Jews experienced in Chicago. Myra will also explain how the Jane Adams Hull House was a response to the challenges faced by these new immigrants.

FEES: $15.00LLI0278-099 81635TUES., NEC 6/12/12 10:00 am-11:00 am

CHOOSING HEALTHY FOODSGet started now selecting truly healthy foods for your diet. Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum will help you choose foods that are nutrient rich and necessary for your daily diet. You will also learn how to achieve the healthy body fat composition that is essential for heart health and the prevention of diabetes. Eat healthy today.

FEES: $12.00LLI0280-099 81637WED., AHSC 6/20/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

DEADLY DOZEN: PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINSMany have tried to assassinate U.S. presidents, and John Wilkes Booth was the first to succeed. Gary Midkiff has selected twelve of these notorious characters for examination in this class. Were they motivated by politics, mentally ill or both? Were they anarchists, socialists or psychopaths? Is there a connection among them or is each case unique? Join Gary for a review of his deadly dozen. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0281-001 81638THUR., W 2196/28/12 9:30 am-11:30 am

FOCUS ON FACULTY

Susan BenjaminSusan Benjamin was a public high school teacher and school administrator for 35 years. She taught speech, drama, English and radio/television. The author of two books, The Survival Kit for Teachers and Parents and The Public Speaking Handbook, Susan was awarded the Lifetime Writer Award from the Conference on English Leadership and the John Heissler Award for Excellence in English. Susan has also won many state and national awards for annual reports, newsletters and other publications she wrote for School District 113. Currently, she presents programs at libraries, clubs, schools and various organizations.

DEVILS ISLANDWhy did France establish a colony for the damned, and who were the men sent there? Lisa Didier will answer those questions and more. You will learn about the prisoners, their crimes and their escapes. Lisa will also share pictures painted by one of the most famous art forgers of all time who was a prisoner on the island for 15 years.

FEES: $15.00LLI0282-099 81639TUES., W 2186/19/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

Whether youre interested in getting in shape, reading, history, music or current events, LLI has something for you. Some LLI courses are designated as Members-only and others are offered at a 50% Member Discount off the fee listed. See page 14 for more information.


DNA TESTING: SECRETS OF THE ROYAL FAMILIESDNA testing has successfully determined the fate of some of most famous people in history. Hal Tinberg, Ph.D., will describe the work and data used to solve such mysteries as what became of the son of Marie Antoinette, the lost Dauphin of France and what actually happened to the last of the Romanovs and Grand Duchess Anastasia.

FEES: $15.00LLI0283-099 81640WED., W 2197/18/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

DYNAMIC DUOS: ON SCREEN COUPLESWhat do Tracy and Hepburn, Newman and Redford, Fred and Ginger, Bogey and Bacall, and Laurel and Hardy have in common? They are known as dynamic duos who shared top billing in numerous films, and they are all featured in the original video Dynamic Duos: On Screen Couples. Join Bob Burton and relive memorable scenes featuring these and other Hollywood screen teams. You will engage in a discussion about your favorite movie couples, and you will have an opportunity to learn additional interesting facts about these box office dynamos.

FEES: $12.00LLI0284-099 81641MON., FVS 6/11/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

EARLY MOVIES IN CHICAGOLAND: LAKEVIEW, UPTOWN, EDGEWATERBefore there was a Hollywood, the film capital of America was Chicago. It is little known that early motion pictures originated in the still-existing building where stars such as Charlie Chaplin and Gloria Swanson worked, lived and were entertained. Mixing urban chic with gritty realism, Chicago neighborhoods are perhaps best protrayed in the vibrant entertainment venues, elegant enclaves, hidden streets, and still magnificent residences along Marine Drive and Sheridan Road. Expect to be amazed as you view Essanay and Selig Polyscope studios and enter the real places where the stars lived.

FEES: $12.00LLI0292-099 81649FRI., NEC 7/20/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

ENCHANTED PACIFIC ISLESCan you think of more exotic and beautiful sites than the islands of the Pacific? Join world traveler, amateur photographer, and storyteller Bill Helmuth as he recounts his travels to Hawaii, Bali, and Tahiti. Each island is unique in its beauty and the people welcome you with smiles and warm, glowing hearts. Instead of just visiting common destinations seen by tourists, you will see the homes and regions where natives go about their daily lives. Gain a flavor of the cultures of the Pacific in one enchanted afternoon.

FEES: $15.00LLI0285-099 81642FRI., W 2196/15/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

GOOD FOOD FASTTake a fast food adventure through history with Dave Clark. See how your favorite diners and drive-ins evolved from chuck wagons, railroad dining cars and early cafes that featured gleaming metal surfaces and impeccable cleanliness. Dave will satisfy your thirst for knowledge while leaving you hungry for good food fast!

FEES: $15.00LLI0289-099 81646FRI., W 2196/29/12 10:30 am-12:00 pm

FORENSICS AND HISTORY: MYSTERIES SOLVEDDNA testing has successfully helped unravel some of the most puzzling mysteries in history. King Tutankhamen was of the best known of the New Kingdom pharaohs, but it was modern forensics and DNA testing that revealed the genealogy of Tutankhamen and the factors that contributed to his early death. While it took nearly a century to correctly identify the unknown Titanic child, in an afternoon you will discover how this enduring mystery was finally solved. Hal Tinberg, Ph.D., will discuss how forensics and DNA have been used to broaden our understanding of historical figures.

FEES: $15.00LLI0286-099 81643FRI., W 2187/13/12 10:00 am-11:30 am

FRANK SINATRA: THE VOICEThe career and personal life of Frank Sinatra have been compared to the peaks and valleys of the Himalayan Mountains. He was a complicated man with a roller coaster life. However, his voice symbolized romance for more than two generations of Americans. Susan Benjamin will provide a new perspective on stories from his personal life as well as samples of his most outstanding film work. Members receive a 50% discount.

FEES: $40.00LLI0287-100 81644THUR., NEC 6/28/12-7/5/12 1:00 pm-2:00 pm

FRIDA KAHLO AND HER ART BOMBS TIED WITH RIBBONSIn Mexico, Frida Kahlo may be considered their greatest artist. For women, Frida is an example of perseverance and strength, painting against great odds in a macho culture. Claire Cross will lead you on an exploration of the art, experiences and times of this extraordinary, fiercely independent woman whose art is deeply rooted in Mexican native lore. Then you will anaylze how her work reflects her passionate and tempestuous relationship with famed muralist Diego Rivera. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0288-001 81645TUES., W 2196/26/12 10:00 am-12:00 pm

GREAT DECISIONS DISCUSSIONYou will engage in a lively exchange of opinions on world events lead by Enrico Chiappetta in the morning or Gary Midkiff in the afternoon. Prior to the discussion you will read a topic in the 2012 briefing booklet prepared by the Foreign Policy Association. Each topic is written by experts and provides a concise, comprehensive overview. Chiappetta and Midkiff will engage you in the discussions and help solidify your opinions and perspectives on world events. Registration deadline is 2/1/12. Students will be contacted by 2/10/12 to confirm that course will be held. After you receive the confirmation, purchase the 2012 briefing book on your own from the Foreign Policy Association (approximately $20 plus postage). Information on how to purchase the briefing book and topics for discussion will be mailed after the registration deadline. Members-only course.

FEES: $30.00LLI0104-001 81730THUR., 10:00 am-12:00 pm6/28, 7/19 W 218

LLI0104-002 81731THUR., NEC 6/14, 7/19 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

GREAT MASTERS OF ART: LEONARDO DA VINCIArtist and art instructor Diane Wlezien will begin the Great Masters of Art series with Leonardo da Vinci. You will see his curiosity and imagination expressed through his art, and you will learn why he is described as the epitome of Renaissance humanist ideal. Diane will focus on his life story, body of work and impact on the history of art.


GREAT MASTERS OF ART: MICHELANGELOArtist and art instructor Diane Wlezien will reintroduce you to this archetypal Renaissance man, Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. Commonly known as Michelangelo, he is perhaps considered to be the greatest living artist in his lifetime. Diane will discuss his personal life along with many mediums utilized in his body of work.


HISTORY AND MYSTIQUE OF THE CHICAGO CUBSThe beloved Cubbies have a long history of failure that has obscured their great successes. Despite the statistics, attendance at the friendly confines continues to grow. Why do fans love the Cubs and why do they have a nationwide following? Bill Haase will attempt to answer these questions, especially focusing on cultural and environmental factors while discussing the impact of the men who have worn the uniform.

FEES: $12.00LLI0293-099 81650FRI., BGPD 6/8/12 10:30 am-12:00 pm

J.F. KENNEDY IN DALLAS: NOVEMBER 22, 1963The headline from newspapers worldwide on November 22, 1963 told us: John F. Kennedy Shot Dead in Dallas. You will reexamine that eventful and horrific day. Taken from us was the young president who told us to ask not what your country can do for you, but to ask what you can do for your country. Join Dennis Bulat to discuss the events that led up to the assassination of our 35th president and the shocking events that followed. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0296-001 81653TUES., W 2186/5/12 10:00 am-12:00 pm

LA TRAVIATA IN POP CULTUREAs the most popular opera Verdi composed, La Traviata runs the gamut of emotions from gaiety to intense sadness. Bob Levi will concentrate on where music from La Traviata can be found in popular culture. The Brindisi Drinking Song and Sempre Libera represent melodies familiar to everyone. Scenes from Pretty Woman and other movies, telecasts, advertising comprise the program. Members-only course.

FEES: $12.00LLI0309-001 81666THUR., W 2197/12/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm


NIGHT (H)OWLS: LATE NIGHT TV PIONEERSNot too long ago, a young comedian from the Midwest spent thirty years as the most popular bedroom companion in America. The laughter he and his predecessors provided echo in the TV studios that today feature Leno, Letterman, OBrien and Ferguson. This presentation highlights memorable moments from the groundbreaking days of Johnny Carson on late night TV and discusses how late night television has grown up. You will not fall asleep when Bob Burton delivers this lively, eye-opening history! Members-only course.

FEES: $12.00LLI0294-001 81651TUES., NEC 7/24/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

FOCUS ON FACULTY

Myra Loris Myra Loris, a humorist and outstanding storyteller, spent 27 years in her teaching career. She wrote and taught courses in American studies, urban history, global issues and international relations. More recently, she has developed a series of lectures on Chicago events.

NORMANDY BATTLES AND TREASURESVisit the World War II battle sites, memorials and the spectacular scenery and cultural attractions of Normandy and Brittany with Claire Cross through her virtual tour. You will examine the dramatic portrayal of the 1066 Battle of Hastings on the masterpiece Bayeux Tapestry. You will view English, American and German cemeteries and visit the Museum for Peace at Caen, the German bunkers and deep bomb craters of Pointe du Hoc.


POPS GOES THE ORCHESTRAExperience beloved popular melodies with the beautiful sounds of velvet and lush orchestral textures. Your presenter, Jim Kendros, is passionate about orchestral music and celebrates the majestic expressions only a great orchestra can bring. You will enjoy the unforgettable hits of Arthur Fiedler, Leroy Anderson, Mantovani and many more. Jim will share the insider trade secrets of orchestral arranging in easy to understand terms as he creates a wonderful review of pop hits.

FEES: $15.00LLI0297-099 81654THUR., NEC 6/21/12 10:00 am-12:00 pm

PRESIDENTIAL HUMOR: PUNS AND POLITICSThe invention of radio and TV allowed the likes of Will Rogers, Gracie Allen, Bob Hope, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson, Jay Leno, Mark Russell, Mark Russell and the cast of Saturday Night Live to add a new dimension to the lampooning of political activities and politicians. With your instructor Mike Delaney, you will recall some of the best political comedy of the above-mentioned entertainers.

FEES: $12.00LLI0313-099 81670WED., NEC 7/11/12 10:00 am-11:30 am

PUCCINI: LA BOHEME AND TURANDOT IN POP CULTURELa Boheme, written by Puccini, remains the second most popular opera performed in North America. Bob Levi will show examples of pop culture that incorporate music from La Boheme and Turandot. You will see how the music from these two operas has been integrated into movies, TV, recordings, and advertising.

FEES: $12.00LLI0312-099 81669WED., NEC 6/6/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

REMNANTS OF THE ILLINOIS WILDERNESSWhat was Illinois like 300 years ago when it was home to Native Americans, early European settlers and explorers? It was a wilderness of prairies, forests and wetlands that had been untouched since the retreat of the last ice sheet thousands of years earlier. Today that wilderness is mostly gone, although some remnants survive. They are preserved as state parks, nature preserves and wildlife refuges. In this class you will discuss some of these natural areas and discover the plants and animals still to be found in the last vestages of the Illinois wilderness.

FEES: $12.00LLI0298-099 81655FRI., NEC 6/8/12 10:30 am-12:00 pm

RISKING IT ALL: THEY SIGNED THEIR LIVES AWAYFifty-six men believed in American independence enough to commit treason against England by signing the Declaration of Independence. Join Joyce Haworth as she introduces you to this bold and eccentric group of patriots. The list included speculators, lawyers, scientists, musicians, a fellow better known as old bacon face, and more. Our discussion will be based on the book Signing Their Lives Away by Denise Kiernan and Joseph DAgnese. Members-only course.


ROGER WILLIAMS: HIS GREATEST HITSOften referred to as the pianist of the presidents, Roger Williams played for almost every president since Dwight Eisenhower. Discover the magical pianistic artistry of this giant of the keyboard by hearing some of his best loved songs, including Somewhere My Love, Autumn Leaves, Nadias Theme and more. Jim Kendros will highlight the various orchestration techniques used in these wonderful arrangements. Be moved and inspired by the timeless talent of Roger Williams. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0299-001 81656THUR., W 2197/26/12 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

SEVEN WONDERS OF THE MODERN WORLDHere are the seven finest and most remarkable architectural achievements of the past 2300 years, according to an international poll taken in 2007. Bill Helmuth has personally visited all of these unique treasures, and he will take you on an intriguing virtual journey around the world to examine the seven wonders of the modern world. You will be amazed with the design, ingenuity and breathtaking creativity. You will also enjoy the wider geographical and historical context of these monumental masterpieces which prove the universal genius of man. Bill will also share his impressive list of runner-ups. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0300-001 81657THUR., NEC 6/7/12 10:00 am-11:30 am

TEN LESSONS OF HISTORYBill Haase agrees with the old adage that history repeats itself, and he invites you to join him in analyzing this premise. Sharing the philosophical and practical aspect of historical lessons, Bill will help you understand the past and recognize the repetitious mistakes of others. He will then discuss how to embrace the lessons of history to better understand our present. Members-only course.

FEES: $12.00LLI0301-001 81658TUES., NEC 7/3/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

THE BEATLES: THE QUARTET YEARS (1957-1970)The Beatles began the British invasion of rock groups to the United States from England with their February 9, 1962, appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. They went on to play arena venues around the world, gave their movies a free-wheeling style unheard of at the time, and contributed at least a dozen songs to the Great American Songbook. Media historian Mike Delaney will take us through the first 13 years of musical innocence using many rare videos and comments by the band.

FEES: $12.00LLI0314-099 81671WED., NEC 6/13/12 10:00 am-11:30 am


THE HISTORIC PAST OF NORTH AMERICAHistorical sites in the United States, Canada and Mexico can provide a particular view of North American history. From pre-Columbian sites in Mexico to the Colonial Era and the Space Age in North America, a wealth of history awaits you. Join Jim Rowan as he discusses many areas of historical interest, including the Mayan Pyramids in the Mexican Yucatan, Colonial Williamsburg, U.S. Civil War sites and more. Members receive a 50% discount.

FEES: $40.00LLI0295-100 81652MON., NEC 7/16/12-7/23/12 10:30 am-12:00 pm

THE IMPORTANCE OF EXPLORERSBeginning in the 15th century, civilization has benefited from the courageous efforts of explorers who risked all to expand our knowledge of the world in which we live. Although some sought personal gain and glory, Bill Haase will introduce you to lesser known and re-introduce you to famous men from Britain, China, Denmark, France, Italy and Norway whose achievements and strategic importance are still relevant today. Members-only course.


THE INFLUENCE OF THE FIRST LADIESThe wives of our presidents have forged a variety of roles for themselves. Gary Midkiff will examine the women who were most assertive in terms of affecting and shaping the presidential terms and legacies of their husbands. He will look at the roles they played, their success in achieving goals, and the impact that their efforts had on the country.

FEES: $15.00LLI0304-099 81661THUR., OSLC 7/12/12 9:30 am-11:30 am

THE TRIAL OF O. J. SIMPSONMillions of Americans watched the O. J. Simpson saga unfold, from the police chase of the white SUV down a California freeway through the trial for the murder of his ex-wife and her friend. They remained riveted to their TV screens for weeks of testimony and the presentation of evidence. But after less than four hours, the jury reached the unanimous decision of not guilty. The country errupted in debate whether or not the verdict was correct. Follow the summary of the trial proceedings, its facts, its concerns, its evidence, and judge for yourself.

FEES: $15.00LLI0305-099 81662THUR., NEC 6/7/12 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

THE TRIAL OF SACCO AND VANSETTINicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were Italian immigrants, both anarchists, charged with the killing of a shoe factory paymaster and his guard in Braintree, Massachusetts. Their capture and trial took place amidst the passions and hatreds of the times. With the fascists in Germany and Italy, communists in Russia and the immigration of foreigners, the American people were thrust into an atmosphere of uncertainty. Could two Italian immigrants and avowed radicals receive a fair trial? Mel Merzon will explore with you the judicial, political, and social traumas that may have brought about tampering with forensic evidence and a travesty of judicial procedure. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0306-001 81663THUR., NEC 6/21/12 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

THE TWO FACES OF J. EDGAR HOOVERJ. Edgar Hoover was the face of the FBI, a bulwark of freedom, a protector of the weak and vulnerable, and a feared enemy of anyone who tried to harm his country. But he was also rumored to be a spiteful, law-breaking blackmailer who believed anyone who opposed him was a criminal or a communist. Join Gary Midkiff to discuss and debate the many aspects of the career of J. Edgar Hoover. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0307-001 81664THUR., NEC 7/19/12 9:30 am-11:30 am

TSARS OF IMPERIAL RUSSIALisa Didier will discuss history and anecdotes about Imperial Russia presented through the lives of the famous and notorious dynasties of Rurik and Romanov. Lasting over 300 years, the Russian family history included liberators, tyrants, eccentrics, empresses and the execution of the last Tsar and his family. Members-only course.

FEES: $15.00LLI0308-001 81665MON., W 2187/9/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

TWENTY FIVE GREAT AMERICANSWho are the greatest people in the history of our country? Are they all politicians, athletes or entertainers? In an interesting challenge to compare people of different backgrounds, Bill Haase presents his ranked list of twenty five great Americans. Join him to see if you agree or disagree with his list and discuss who you might include on your list instead.

FEES: $12.00LLI0302-099 81659TUES., PTSC 7/17/12 10:30 am-12:00 pm

WALTZING AUSTRALIAFrom sophisticated cities and the rugged outback to deserts, rainforests, the Great Barrier Reef and ancient inland ranges, the Land Down Under offers an often surprising kaleidoscope of memorable experiences. Australia is a splendid destination with friendly people, astonishing landscapes, strange animals, great wineries, abundant birdlife and rich history. Though writer-photographer Cynthia Clampitt has visited Australia several times, this presentation focuses on places visited during the six-month, 20,000 mile journey that is the subject of her award winning book.

FEES: $15.00LLI0310-099 81667WED., NEC 7/25/12 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

WELCOME TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: MAXWELL STREET AND PILSENThe U.S. Naval Institute Author of the Year and a long-time certified Chicago tour guide, Jerome M. OConnor will share rare images of the rich history of Chicago neighborhoods. As a prize winning journalist and historian, Jerome will consider their often overlooked contributions to the social, ethnic and entertainment fabric of the city. Maxwell Street is where peddlers became department store magnates, where Chicago blues originated, and where the slogan Cheat You Fair appeared in a variety of stores and pushcarts. The neighborhood of Pilsen was the only complete neighborhood that survived the Great Chicago Fire. It features a rich assortment of buildings, restaurants, and a vibrant cultural mix. Understanding these neighborhoods will provide you with a significant insight into Chicago history and character.

FEES: $12.00LLI0311-099 81668FRI., NEC 7/27/12 1:00 pm-2:30 pm

CLASSICAL PHILOSOPHY ON ETHICS AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUESHarper professor Sonja Rajkovich will focus on what influence the classical philosophical texts have on current ethics and analyze our own approach to measuring ethics in contemporary issues. Sonja will offer a participatory, discussion-based meeting which considers texts from Plato as well as the more commonly used excerpts from Aristotle, Kant, and Mill. Although utilitarianism is predominant in the English-speaking world, you cannot assume that everyone views ethical issues in the same context. You will become aware of a major alternative view that exists in western culture, and you will have a better understanding of the philosophical principles that underlie American ethical beliefs. Members-only course.

FEES: $25.00LLI0209-001 50507WED., W 2195/16 4:00 pm-6:00 pm

DEALING WITH THE DEVILStriking a Faustian bargain, or making a deal with the devil, is a phrase commonly used to convey moral condemnation. In literary versions of the Faust story, however, one finds a greater moral ambiguity and even a grudging admiration for the title character. Teresa Chung, a professor at Harper College, will consider how some famous authors have used the Faust story to challenge conventional notions of good and evil. You will then explore what makes us human and whether we can be happy as such. Members-only course.

FEES: $25.00LLI0213-001 50511THUR., W 2194/5 4:00 pm-6:00 pm

EAST MEETS WEST: EASTERN RELIGION IN WESTERN SOCIETYIn 1893 Chicago hosted the World Congress of Religions at the World Columbian Exposition. Though largely a Protestant gathering, other world religions were also present. Both Swami Vivekananda (a Hindu) and Anagarika Dharmapala (a Buddhist) built awareness of their respective religions with their Western audiences. Beginning with this pivotal event, Harper College Professor William Pankey will discuss the history of Eastern religions in Western societies in the modern period. Members-only course.

FEES: $25.00LLI0214-001 50512TUES., W 2195/1 4:00 pm-6:00 pm

FOCUS ON FACULTYSandra Scheinbaum

Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum is a licensed clinical psychologist and wellness coach specializing in biofeedback, nutrition, and integrative approaches to mental and physical health. She is also the host of the local television show, Feed Your Mind Wellness.


ETHICS OF BELIEFI can believe anything I want is a common attitude adopted in the United States. Yet many thinkers argue that while you certainly can believe anything you want, it would be foolish and even unethical to believe in something without solid evidence. Harper College Professor Colleen Burns will explore with you the philosophical examination of faith and belief debated in The Ethics of Belief, an essay by William K. Clifford. Members-only course.

FEES: $25.00LLI0216-001 50514WED., W 2191/25 4:00 pm-6:00 pm

FATHERS, DAUGHTERS AND SUCCESSRecent studies show that daughters who have the attention of a father achieve more, on a personal and professional level, than daughters lacking that attention. But is that always true? Angela Barrett, a professor at Harper College, will discuss the lives of three current women writers: Ruth Reichl, Jeannette Walls, and Maya Angelou. No previous knowledge on the above authors is necessary. Members-only course.


MASS MEDIA AND POPULAR CULTUREJoin Harper instructor Monica Edwards to explore how the media and pop culture industry operate and affect the social world. They influence how you view different classes of people and vote during elections, and they impact how you understand the global world. Topics will include the 24-hour media cycle, politics and media, representations of women in reality television and more. Members-only course.


QUEEN ELIZABETH IElizabeth I of England, the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, ruled England from 1558 to 1603. Elizabeth I was responsible for bringing stability to England, defeating the Spanish Armada, expanding interests in North America, and successfully building a strong kingdom. When she died at the age of 70, she was at the peak of her popularity. Join Harper College professor Leslye Hess for a fascinating look at the life of Elizabeth I. Members-only course.

FEES: $25.00LLI0140-001 50885MON., W 2193/5 4:00 pm-6:00 pm

SHAKESPEARE: SUPERNATURAL IN OTHELLOHarper professor Jessica Walsh will focus on the idea of the supernatural in Othello, the tragedy of the Moor of Venice by William Shakespeare. You will look at how references to the supernatural function as commentary on social prejudice, religion, and the art of writing itself. Previous familiarity with Othello is welcome but not required. Members-only course.


THE LEGACY OF SOCRATESLet Harper College philosophy professor John Garcia explain to you why Socrates, an Athenian philosopher who lived over 1400 years ago, is still considered a hero among many philosophers (and even among many non-philosophers). You will assess some writings by his pupil Plato as a way of evaluating Socrates as a thinker and see for yourself why he is a person who is almost universally respected. Members-only course.


THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONHarper political science professor Richard Krupa discusses current presidential candidates and how they run their campaigns. He also reviews the U.S. election procedures to create a clear picture of the process which the nation goes through every four years. Regulated by a combination of both federal and state laws, the election process includes nominations, popular vote and elector college balloting. Attend this class to get a head start on your analysis of the 2012 presidential election. Members-only course.


WORLD MYTHOLOGYHow and where did the universe get started? How did we get here and what is the meaning of life? What happens when we die and when the world ends? Mythological themes across the world address these questions and present archetypal characters, such as gods, heroes and tricksters, to explain the answers. They also address cosmology, the afterlife, and the apocalypse. After a brief overview, you will look at and discuss selected myths. Terry McIntyre teaches world mythology at Harper College. Members-only course.


SUSAN BENJAMINBox Office Queen Doris DayFrank Sinatra: The Voice

DENNIS BULATAmerica Attacked: 9/11 J.F. Kennedy in Dallas

BOB BURTONDynamic Duos: On Screen CouplesNight (H)owls: TV Pioneers

ENRICO CHIAPPETTAGreat Decisions Discussion

CYNTHIA CLAMPITTWaltzing Australia

DAVE CLARKGood Food Fast

CLAIRE CROSSNormandy: Battles and TreasuresFrieda Kahlo Art

MICHAEL DELANEYPresidential Humor: Puns and PoliticsBeatles: The Quartet Years

LISA DIDIERDevils IslandTsars of Imperial Russia

BILL HAASEHistory and Mystique of the Chicago CubsTen Lessons of HistoryTwenty-Five Great AmericansThe Importance of Explorers

JOYCE HAWORTHRisking It All

BILL HELMUTHEnchanted Pacific IslesSeven Wonders of the Modern World

JIM KENDROSPop Goes the OrchestraRoger Williams: His Greatest Hits

BOB LEVILa Traviata in Pop CulturePuccini: In Pop Culture

MYRA LORISChicago History of ImmigrantsChicago History: Good/ Bad/ Ugly

MELVIN MERZONThe Trial of O.J. SimpsonThe Trial of Sacco and Vanzetti

GARY MIDKIFFGreat Decisions DiscussionDeadly Dozen: Presidential Assassins Influence of the First LadiesTwo Faces of J. Edgar Hoover

JEROME OCONNOREarly Movies In ChicagolandMaxwell Street and Pilsen

JOHN PAIGEWhat Would Jane Say

DIANE REDDINGTONAuras and Energy Awareness

JIM ROWANRemnants of the Illinois WildernessHistoric Past of North America

SANDRA SCHEINBAUMChoosing Healthy Foods

HAL TINBERGDNA Testing: The Royal FamiliesForensics and History: Mysteries Solved

DIANE WLEZIENGreat Masters of Art: da VinciGreat Masters of Art: Michelangelo

COURSES BY INSTRUCTOR(This listing does not include Aquacize or Healthy Living courses.)


ADDOLORATA VILLA (ADV)Box Office Queen Doris Day

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS SENIOR CENTER (AHSC)Choosing Healthy Foods

BUFFALO GROVE PARK DISTRICT (BGPD)History and Mystique of the Chicago Cubs

FREINDSHIP VILLAGE (FVS)Dynamic Duos: On Screen Couples

THE GARLANDS (GAR)What Would Jane Say

MAIN CAMPUSAuras and Energy AwarenessDeadly Dozen: Presidential AssassinsDevils IslandDNA Testing: The Royal FamiliesEnchanted Pacific IslesForensics and History: Mysteries SolvedFrieda Kahlo ArtGood Food FastGreat Decisions DiscussionGreat Masters of Art: da VinciGreat Masters of Art: MichelangeloThe Importance of Explorers J.F. Kennedy in DallasLa Traviata in Pop CultureRoger Williams: His Greatest HitsTsars of Imperial Russia

NORTHEAST CENTER (NEC)America Attacked: 9/11Beatles: The Quartet YearsChicago History of ImmigrantsChicago History: Good/ Bad/ UglyEarly Movies In ChicagolandFrank Sinatra: The VoiceGreat Decisions DiscussionHistoric Past of North AmericaMaxwell Street and PilsenNight (H)owls: TV PioneersNormandy: Battles and TreasuresPop Goes the OrchestraPresidential Humor: Puns and PoliticsPuccini: In Pop CultureRemnants of the Illinois WildernessRisking It AllSeven Wonders of the Modern WorldTen Lessons of HistoryThe Trial of O.J. SimpsonThe Trial of Sacco and VanzettiTwo Faces of J. Edgar HooverWaltzing Australia

OUR SAVIOURS LUTHERAN CHURCH (OSLC)The influence of the First Ladies

PALATINE TOWNSHIP SENIOR CENTER (PTSC)Twenty-Five Great Americans

COURSES BY LOCATION(This listing does not include Aquacize or Healthy Living courses.)

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18DNATesting:TheRoyalFamilies

19GreatDecisionsTwoFacesofJ.EdgarHoover

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24LateNightTVPioneers

ChicagoHistory:TheGood/Bad/Ugly

25WaltzingAustralia

26RogerWilliamsWhatWouldJaneSay?

27MaxwellStreetandPilsen

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HOW TO REGISTERRegistration for summer semester begins March 5, 2012.

Members may visit harpercollege.edu/ce to register. If you are not yet an LLI member, need assistance with online registration or would like to register by phone, please call us at 847.925.6300.

YOUR HARPER E-MAIL ACCOUNTWhen you register for a course at Harper College, you automatically receive a Harper email address. All Harper-related communications, such as your registration and payment information, are sent to your Harper email.

To view your account, log into the Student Portal via the MyHarper link at the top of the Harper College home page (harpercollege.edu) and click on the MyHarper Email tab. If you need assistance, contact the Student Service Desk at [email protected] or 847.925.6866.

FEE INFORMATIONLLI course fees are listed after each course description and vary. A course may be offered for:

freeorthefeelisted,forbothmembers and nonmembers

thefeelistedbutexclusivelytomembers,as indicated by the Members-only Course designation

thefeelistedfornonmembersandhalfthatfee for members, as indicated by the 50% Member Discount designation (Example: a 50% Member Discount course with listed fees of $20 would cost a member only $10.)

Course information and fees are subject to change without notice.

CANCELLATIONS AND FULL CLASSESAlthough you can sign up for as many LLI classes as you like, we cannot guarantee you a seat. Some classes fill quickly. Register early and identify alternate classes in case your first choice is full.

Every effort is made to NOT cancel LLI classes. However, a small minimum enrollment is set for most courses. A course will be cancelled if the minimum enrollment is not met.

SHARE YOUR PASSIONThe Lifelong Learning Institute at Harper College is seeking members who are interested in facilitating courses and seminars.

Areas of interest include history, international affairs, politics, philosophy, literature, music/art appreciation and the humanities. Unique topics and seminar proposals are especially welcome.

Maybe you know someone who might like to teach a course? Retired or current teachers and other professional experts are all welcome.

If interested, please contact Kathy Swan at 847.925.6026.

PARKINGFREE parking is available at all locations where courses are offered.

Maps and directions for many locations can be found at harpercollege.edu.

GENERAL INFORMATIONPARTNERSHIPS AND LOCATIONSAn ongoing goal of Lifelong Learning Institute is to make our courses and events accessible to everyone in the community. Look for courses at these partner locations:

HARPER COLLEGE MAIN CAMPUS1200 West Algonquin Road Palatine, IL 60067 847.925.6300

HARPER COLLEGE PARKING LOT 12 (PKLOT12)(Same as above)

HARPER COLLEGE NORTHEAST CENTER (NEC)1375 S. Wolf Road Prospect Heights, IL 60070 847.925.6001

ADDOLORATA VILLA (ADV)555 McHenry Road Wheeling, IL 60090 847.537.2900

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS SENIOR CENTER (AHSC)1801 W Central Rd Arlington Heights, IL 60005 847.253.5532

BUFFALO GROVE PARK DISTRICT (BGPD)530 Bernard Drive Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 847.850.2100

FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE (FVS)350 W Schaumburg Road Schaumburg, IL 60194 847.884.5539

THE GARLANDS (GAR)1000 Garlands Lane Barrington, IL 60010 847.304.1996

OUR SAVIOURS LUTHERAN CHURCH (OSLC)1234 North Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60004 847.255.8700

PALATINE TOWNSHIP SENIOR CENTER (PTSC)505 S. Quentin Road Palatine, IL 60067 847.991.1112

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LLI MEMBERSHIP FAQS & APPLICATIONHOW MUCH DOES MEMBERSHIP COST?The LLI membership fee is $35 per person. Memberships expire each year on July 31 and must be renewed to continue receiving Institute benefits.

WHAT TYPES OF COURSES AND ACTIVITIES DOES THE INSTITUTE OFFER?LLI offers a mix of short-term courses, workshops, seminars and lectures.

WHAT ABOUT HOMEWORK, TESTS, GRADES OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS?LLI courses require no prerequisites, grades or exams. Some instructors may suggest that members read texts and other materials in order to gain the full benefit of participation.

ARE CLASSES AND EVENTS EVER CANCELLED?Every effort is made not to cancel Institute classes. However, a minimum enrollment is set for most classes, and a course will be cancelled if the minimum enrollment is not met.

IS THERE A MINIMUM AGE OR EDUCATION REQUIREMENT TO JOIN?Anyone 55 years and older can join, but no educational or professional background is required.

WHAT ABOUT PARKING?FREE parking is available at all Institute locations.

TWO EASY WAYS TO JOIN LLI:

In person at the Continuing Education office at Harper College

The CE Registration office has moved to a new location, offering closer parking. Visit us in the

lobby of the Wojcik Conference Center, Building W.

By phone at 847.925.6300 The office is open Monday to Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. This office closes at noon on Fridays during the summer.

PAYMENTThe membership fee is $35 per person. You may pay by electronic check or credit card.

Live@HarperTo request your copy of Harpers performing arts and cultural events brochure, email [email protected] or call 847.925.6026. Visit harpercollege.edu/arts to view all our upcoming arts events and performances.

Bookstore Discount for LLI MembersLifelong Learning members get a 10% discount on all items at the Harper College bookstore. Just mention you are a Lifelong Learning member when you check out and save!

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