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HE SPRECKLES SUGAR COMPANY ......................................3

IRANIAN CINEMA ......................................................................3

ANCIEN EGYP:MUMMIES AND KINGS .............................................................4

SECRES OF HE MISSIONS ....................................................4

ANK OUR ................................................................................5

WRIING FROM HE HEAR:A VALENINES BOOK-MAKING WORKSHOP ............. ...... 5

HE NEW OLLIWRIERS CIRCLE A CSUMB ..................................................6

HE JO MORA AR ROAD SHOW ...........................................6

AFGHANISAN AS HECROSSROAD OF CULURES.....................................................7

INRODUCION O CHINESELANGUAGE AND CULURE .....................................................7

HE DEEP SEA .......................................................................... 10

GREA WOMEN AUHORSIN LIERAURE ........................................................................10

FAMOUS FLYING ACES OF WWI ............... ........ ....... ........ .... 11

CSUMB GOSPEL CHOIR ......................................................... 11

FOUNDAIONS OF A MODERN IRAQ ..................................11

WAER POLICY HE WE SIDE AND HE DRY SIDE ........ ........ ........ ....... ....12

DECODING HEMYSERIES OF HE UNIVERSE ............................................13

IDENIY HEF:UNLOCK HE FACS ...............................................................13

Lectures & Special Events ....................................................8-9

Maps & Directions....................................................................14

Registration form and information ....................................15 Front and back cover photos by CSUMB studentJuleen Johnson - http://juleenj.com

Catalog design by Arthur Simons

California State University, Monterey Bays Depart-

ment of Extended Education is proud to announce

it has been awarded a grant from the Bernard Oshe

Foundation. With this honor, we join universi-

ties across the United States at the forefront of a

national initiative to provide learning opportunitie

to serve the intellectual and cultural needs of adult

age 50 and better.

You may sign up or individual Osher Lielong Learn-ing Institute (OLLI) oerings or become an OLLI

member or only $99 per semester.

CSUMB OLLI membership privileges include:

The monthly CSUMB Faculty Research

Speaker Series held exclusively or OLLI

members

Complimentary tuition or three OLLI

courses per semester

Invitations to OLLI social events

Faculty discounts to CSUMB Otter Sports

Center, Otter Aquatic Center and CSUMB

athletic events

CSUMB parking pass

Student discount or CSUMB World Theater

events.

Early notifcation o CSUMB events such as

the CSUMB Presidents Speaker Series

Helping build an exciting new program that

will serve our community o adults age 50

and better

There are three easy ways to register for a class or

to become an OLLI Member:

Call OLLI at 831-582-5500;

Fill out the enrollment orm on

page 15 and mail it in;

Or register online at CSUMB.EDU/olli

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O L L I a t C S U M B a c k n o w l e d g e s o u r v a l u e d p a r t n e r s :

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H E SP RECKLES S UGA R COM PA NYTe Spreckels Sugar Company was at one time the largest beet sugar actory in theworld. It was the rst o the ag ri-business to locate in the Salinas Valley and the

major employer in the Salinas Valley or many years. Te Sugar actory closed 25years ago in 1982. Join historian J im Conway to discover the beginning o the SugarCompany, the creation o the company town Spreckels, and the impact on the Sali-nas Valley. In the second class session, Jim Conway takes the class on a bus trip or atour o historic Spreckles. (1 meeting)

Date: Saturday, May 17th (1 meeting)

Time: 10:00am 3:00pm

Location: Foundation Building 201 Community Room

Instructor: Jim Conway, Monterey Historian

Tuition: $50

IRANIAN CINEMATis course provides an over view o the rich, intellectual, poetic, and aesthetic tra-ditions o Iranian Cinema, rom the 1960s to the recent wave o internationally-ac-claimed lms emerging and established Iranian directors. We will eature the workso renowned director Mohsen Makhmalba, Abbas Kiarostami, Amir Naderi andothers. Te course also examines themes o gender, sex and sexuality as representedin the works o Iranian women directors; Ziba Mir-Hosseini, Marva Mir-Nabili,Samira Makhmalba, Rakhshan Bani-Etemad, and others. (5 meetings)

Date: Wednesdays April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (5 meetings)

Time: 11:00am 1:30pm

Location: Foundation Building 201 Community Room

Instructor:

Karen Davis is a senior flm programmer or the Mill Valley Film Festival. She teaches

courses in world cinema and cultural studies, and has been aculty o several institu-

tions including CSUMB, and Vassar College. She has also written, produced, and

directed numerous flm and video productions, primarily in the documentary genre.

Tuition: $60

Sugar Beet Loader Gilroy, CA

Spreckels Sugar Factory, 1910

Actress & Director Niki Karimi

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ANCI EN E GYP :MUMMIES AND KINGSExplore ancient Egyptian history and religion with Fulbright Fellow Eugene Cruz-Uribe. Using Eugenes eld work in Egypt as a starting point, we will discover howthe Egyptians mummied their dead; how they built the pyramids; why they had somany bizarre gods; and what it was like to go to church in ancient Egypt. Tis classincludes lectures, discussions, reading, and a eld trip to the Rosicrucian Museumin San Jose. (5 meetings)

Date: Wednesdays, Feb 6-27; Thursday, Feb 28 Field Trip to

Rosicrucian Museum (5 meetings)

Time: 3:00pm-4:30pm; Field Trip to Rosicrucian museum 12:30pm-6:00pm

Location: Foundation Building 201, Community Building

Instructor:

Eugene Cruz-Uribe has just returned rom a 5 month Fulbright Fellowship in Egypt

investigating ancient inscriptions including project in the Valley o the Kings. A lie-

time Egyptologist, his frst job was working on the King Tut exhibit in 1977 in Chicago,

Seattle and new York.

Tuition: $70

SECRES OF HE MISSIONSWhat Monterey mission was built one cannonball launch distance rom the beach?What Monterey area mission sits on two separate geographic tectonic plates? Howdid the Spanish Presidios impact Father Serras purpose or the Missions? Whatsecrets remain to be revealed by the solstice and equinox illuminations o the altar-centered tabernacles o these sacred sites? Let Dr. Mendoza, a master historian andarchaeologist involved with the local missions since he was a child, share the insidesecrets o Missions San Juan Bautista, Soledad, and Carmel; and the Royal Presidio

Chapel. (3 meetings)

Date: Feb 6, 13, 20 (3 meetings)

Time: 9:00am - approximately 2:30pm

Locations:

Feb 6: CSUMB Building 58, room 137; Feb 13 and 20: CSUMB Foundation Building 201,

Community Room

Instructor:

CSUMB Proessor Dr. Ruben Mendoza has conducted long-term archaeological and

historical research within the Missions and Presidios o the Caliornia central coast,

including San Juan Bautista, Carmel, Soledad, and the Royal Presidio Chapel.

Tuition: $70

Eugene Cruz-Uribe

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ANK O URJoin us or a special tour o Mr. Littleelds collection in the hills above Palo Alto.Our day will start at 9:30am when we board the bus at CSUMB and head north.

Well stop or lunch at the historic Rossottis Alpine Inn on Alpine Road in PortolaValley (be sure to bring cash or your meal - no credit cards or checks accepted).Ten, were o to the tour. Nestled in the picturesque Palo Alto oothills, PonytraxRanch is the 400 plus acre setting or one o the most unusual museums on theplanet. Dress comortably or a two hour guided tour o machines and equipment

that span the history o armor in the militaries o the world including 220 militaryvehicles and 66 tanks rom WWII to the 1980s tour. Bring your camera and yourquestions or this once-in-a-lietime experience. Well re-board the bus and head

back to CSUMB with a stack o great memories and a wonderul appreciation orthe tremendous eort that is being made to preserve an important part o world his-tory at a very special place in the hills above the Bay Area. (1 meeting)

Date: Saturday March 15 (1 meeting)

Time: 9:30am - approximately 5:00pm

Location: Departing rom CSUMB Parking Lot #70

Instructor:

Private Docent. A detailed description o the Littlefeld collection and a ascinatingbackground on Mr. Littlefeld can be ound online at: http://www.milvehtechound.

com/index.html.

Tuition: $60

WRI I NG F RO M H E H EA R:A VA LEN I NE S BO OK -M AKI NGWORKS HOP

Writing a stor y, poem or letter is one o the most cherished Valentines you can give.Tis three-session workshop provides time, guidance and support to develop yourwriting skills and create a personalized book or the child or adult you love.(3 meetings)

Dates: Feb 6, 8, & 11 (3 meetings)

Time: 9:30am-12:00 Noon

Instructor:

Elin Kelsey, Ph.D. is an award-winning author o 10 books.

Tuition: $40

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H E NEW OLLIWRI ERS CI RCLE A CS UMBWhat unique combination o voices and perspectives do writers ages 50 plusbring to their work? Whether youre a beginning writer with a rich lie o experi-ences to draw rom, or a published proessional seeking constructive eedback, thenew OLLI Writers Circle oers a creative, collaborative atmosphere in which toimprove your writing. Each week writers will share their work with an audience oellow writers o all genres. Tese sessions will allow readers to receive instructiveeedback, with an emphasis on active listening and constructive response. We aimto develop a writing community or participants at all levels, beginners as well asthose with experience. Te circle will be acilitated by author Elin Kelsey. (4 meet-ings)

Dates:

Session 1: Fridays, Feb 15, 22, 29 and Wednesday March 5 (4 meetings)

Session 2: Fridays, April 4, 11, 18, 25 (4 meetings)

Time: 9:00am 11:00am

Location: CSUMB Building 201 Community Room

Instructor: Elin Kelsey, PhD is an award-winning author o 10 books.

Tuition: $50

H E JO MO RA AR ROAD S HOWBorn in Uruguay, Joseph Jacinto Jo Moras legacy resides largely in MontereyCounty. Moras works include his Monument to Father Serra, commissioned in

1920 by the Carmel Mission as a cenotaph in Serras honor. Explore this workand other Mora works o public art with Peter Hiller, the Jo Mora rust Collec-tion Curator. Begin your day with a presentation about Jo Moras amazing lie and

varied artistic accomplishments. During this initial presentation select items romthe Mora amilys private archive will be available or viewing. Ten board a busand drive by Moras rst home in Carmel. Continue to locations rom Carmel toSalinas where you will disembark to tour Jo Moras public art. Tis tour also stopsat the Monterey History & Art Associations Maritime Museum to tour the largestpublicly accessible Jo Mora collection anywhere. Bring your lunch to enjoy duringthe road tour. (1 meeting)

Date: Saturday, March 8 (1 meeting)

Time: 9:00am approximately 3:00pm

Location: CSUMB Foundation Building 201, Community Room

Instructor: Peter Hiller, Jo Mora Trust Collection Curator

Tuition: $50

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AFGH ANI SAN AS H ECROSSROAD O F CULURES

Aghanistan has served as a cultural crossroads throughout histor y. Tis intenselydynamic country is the traditional point where the South-Asian cultures, the reli-gions o India as well as the Middle Eastern cultures converge with the Christianreligions o Europe. Te expansions o Alexander the Great, the Russian Empireand the British Empire all stopped at Aghanistan. Study the rich religious andcultural history o this diverse nation. (8 meetings)

Dates: Saturdays, 10:00-11:30, May 10 -June 28 (8 meetings)

Time: 10:00am 11:30am


Instructor:

Farooq Babrakzai is an instructor at the Deense Language Institute.

Tuition: $80

INRODUCI ON O CHINESELANGUAGE AND CULURE

Tis class oers Chinese language instruction or basic travel needs such as greet-ings, inquiries, shopping, and asking or directions. Each o the ve sessions ocuseson the history, culture, economic and societal eatures o one o ve Chinese cities:Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, and Xian. Enjoy exploring the major scenicspots, signicant cultural sites and important economic developments o each city.Insider tips on dining and adventuring will be oered with an emphasis on watch-ing out or the DOs and DONs o Chinese culture. (5 meetings)

Date: Wednesdays, Feb 27, March 5, 12, 19, 26 (5 meetings)

Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm

Location: CSUMB Building 201 Annex

Instructor:

Peiyu Chen, M.A., is an instructor at the Deense Language Institute.

Tuition: $50


Te important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity

has its own reason for existing. One cannot help but be in

awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life,of the marvelous structure of reality. It is enough if one tries

merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day.

Never lose a holy curiosity.

- Albert Einstein

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FACULY RESEARCH SPEAKER SERIES(All events in this series will be held rom 10-11am in the CSUMB Alumni & Visitors Center, Building 97)

Saturday, Feb 2nd

John Berteaux:

WhithernoWindividualism, multiculturalism, assimilationismorcosmopolitianism

Berteaux questions the import and politics o race and racism within the tradition o individualistliberalism. Berteaux examines the inheritance o race and discusses how that inheritance is mu-tated by the lived experience o aggrieved racial groups. Being critical o both classical individualistliberalism and group supremacy, John Berteaux, discusses how we, as a society, need a deeper, moreinclusive, ne grained, sensitive understanding o race and racism.

John Bertea ux is a member o the CSU MB Philoso phy acult y teaching P hilosophy, Diversity, Justice, Social Eth ics, and Biomedic alEthics. John is a Fellow o the Institute or Ethics and Public Aairs at San Diego State University. In 1999 he won the Outstanding

Faculty Award or Turgood Marshall College, University o Caliornia at San Diego. He was recognized as the Most Infuential Faculty, College o Arts &Letters, San Diego State University in 2002 and received the James Hervey Johnson Fellowship while at San Diego State University in 2004.

Saturday, March 1st

Douglas Smith:

ageologistsperspectiveonclimatechange, sealevelchange,andcoastalretreat

Tere is a great deal o misconception and panic about climate change, sea level change, and theirsocietal impacts. Tese phenomena can be best understood in the context o what we know about thepast 2 million years o Earth history. When one takes the longer view, it becomes clear that globalchange is the norm rather than the exception.

Dr. Douglas Smith is an environmental scientist using a suite o technologies to teach and learn about Earths natural and managed

systems. He is known or interdiscipl inary work applying geolog y, hydrolog y, and marine geology to solve environmental problems.

Saturday, April 5th

Renee Curry:

authorsherman alexie, native american literature,the national BookaWard,and laughter

Native American author, Sherman Alexie is a recent recipient o Te National Book Award. He has

long been a avorite author o literature proessors across the nation, and Renee Currys lecture willaddress the reasons or his acclaim including the role o humor and laughter in his work. ShermanAlexie portrays the contemporary American Indian as a complex gure who still suers rom thetragic decisions made long ago regarding Indians in our country and who moves orward throughcontemporary culture with a sel-determined, sometimes sel-righteous, and always sel-deprecatingsense o humor regarding all things Indian. Tis lecture will provide great background or AlexiesApril 15, 2008 visit to CSUMB as part o Te Presidents Speakers Series.

Renee Curry is the Dean o the CSUMB College o Arts, Hummanities, & Social Sciences.

S p e a k e r s & S p e c i a l E v e n t s e x c l u s i v e l y o r O L L I M e m b e r s

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FACULY RESEARCH SPEAKER SERIES continued

Saturday, May 3

Josina Makau:

communicationand conflict

Troughout history, communication in the ace o confict has had the power to heal or wound, tooster peace or promote war, to pursue justice or nurture tyranny. Josina Makau, Ph.D. explorescommunications evolving place in todays complex world, and oers basic guidelines or wise andresponsible use o this powerul resource.

Dr. Josina M. Makau, Proessor o Philosophy and Communication and Co-Coordinator o CSUMBs Program in Practical andProessional Ethics, received her doctorate in Rhetoric rom UC Berkeley. One o CSUMBs Founding Faculty, Dr. Makau is a leadingauthority in the area o communication ethics. She served previously at Ohio State University, where she received the universitys topteaching award.

Saturday, June 7

Patrick Watson:

digital art: Where palettesand pixels collide

With the recent evolution o digital creative technology, artists are now merging paint and pixels oncanvas as never beore. Tis phenomenon can be witnessed with the explosion o gicle and artist-enhanced gicle prints in commercial galleries and the emergence o abstract imagery in multi-media creative screen projects. Patrick Watson will describe the technical, creative and aestheticissues that these new technologies present.

Patrick Watson has been internationally published and exhibited with group and solo shows at Te ahoe Gallery, Te Nevada Mu-seum O Fine Art, Te George Eastman House, Seybold Seminars, Santa Cruz Digital Arts Festival, MacWorld and in numerouspublications, including Te Ultimate Guide o Painter, Painter Studio Secrets, Secrets O Award Winning Digital Artists, and

more. Patrick is currently working on a book that deals with the aesthetic and technical issues presented by digital creative arts on our cultural consciousness.

W i r e s & W i n e

Interested in how to download digital music and use an iPod in your car?

Would you like an overview o Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) such asiVo ? Come join the OLLI social or wine, cheese and highlights o unand new technologies.

feBruary9 1:00-3:00pm csumB alumni & visitors center(Bldg. 97)

OLLI Members may attend or ree; $5 ee or non-OLLI Members.


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H E DEEP S EAMere steps rom the shores o Monterey Bay lies a vast submarine canyon inhabited

by unique and ascinating creatures such as bioluminescent sh, transparent jellies,and jumbo squid. echnological advances are revealing the mysteries o this habitat

like never beore and we ll have the ability to peer into the abyss and discoverthe hidden realm o the deep sea. Te course will include a eld trip to one o the

worlds ew deep sea dedicated marine research institutes to see rsthand the toolso exploration. (4 meetings)

Date: March 10, 17, 24, 31 (4 meetings)

Time: 9:30am-11:00am


Instructor:

Stephanie Bush is currently conducting Post-Doctoral research at the Monterey Bay

Aquarium Research Institute. Stephanie has taught Marine Biology at Harvard Univer-

sity, Conservation Biology and Oceanography or the Northeastern University Three

Seas Program, and General Biology, Ani mal Biology and Invertebrate Zoology at theUniversity o Caliornia Berkeley.

Tuition: $50

GREA WOMEN AUH ORSIN LIERAURE

Tis course explores and celebrates American womens poetic voices, rom EmilyDickinson to our own Proessor Mossberg. Lectures, readings, and class discus-sions will look at how womens lives-as daughters, mothers, riends, lovers, leaders--translate into ruth and Beauty through their art, and relate to and inspire each oour own lives. How does everyday lie, stress, routine, crisis, and happiness becomeimmortal and essential wisdom expressing love, sorrow, joy, comedy and tragedy,and all that it means to be ully conscious on this earth? While the course is orga-nized around Emily Dickinson, writers include Gertrude Stein, Sylvia Plath, NikkiGiovanni, Elizabeth Bishop, and contemporary poets up through Dr. Mossberg.(4 meetings)

Date: Wednesdays, May. 7, 14, 21, 28 (4 meetings)

Time: 1:00pm3:00pm


Instructor:

Barbara Mossberg is a prize-winning poet and teacher, and international authority on

Emily Dickinson. Her book, Emily Dickinson: When A Writer Is A Daugher, was named

by Choice Outstanding Academic Book o the Year. Mossberg is known as a scholar and

lecturer o American studies and literature worldwide, including or Stein and Plath,

on whom she recently lectured at Oxord University. She has twice held the prestigious

Bicentennial Chair o American Studies at the University o Helsinki as the Senior

Fulbright Distinguished Lecturer, and the Senior Fulbright American Poetry Seminar at

the University o Rome. She directs the Integated Studies program and is proessor o

o First Year Seminar at CSUMB.

Grimpoteuthis Dumbo Octopus

Sylvia Plath with her children

Frieda and Nicholas in 1962

Emily Dickinson c. 1850Image discovered & authenticated by Philip Gura in 2000

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FAMOU S FLYING ACES OF WWIWWI air combat was aggressive, primitive and personal. Attacking Pilots couldoten see the aces o their adversaries during ghts. Tis class uses presentations,lm, and group discussions to explore the careers o some o the top fying aces rom

World War I. Pilots such as Manred von Richtoen a.k.a. the Red Baron, JamesMcCudden, Werner Voss, Georges Guynemer and American ace Frank Luke will beexamined. (4 meetings)

Date: Fridays - March 7, 14, 21, 28 (4 meetings)

Time: First session 1:00pm-2:30pm; Following three sessions 1:00pm-2:00pm


Instructor:

J.R. Williams is eatured in the History Channel documentaryDogfghts. He is also a

member o the Board o Directors or the League o WWI Aviation Historians.

Tuition: $30

JOI N H E CSUM B GOS P EL CH OI R

Join the CSUMB Gospel Choir. In addition to singing, you will study the peror-mance, practice, and historical evolution o contemporary Gospel music in Americavia the perormance medium. O campus perormances may be required.(1 meeting)

Date: Tuesdays, January 22-May 14, 2008

Time: 12:00 Noon-1:50pm

Location: CSUMB Music Hall, Building 30

Instructor:

Paulette Gissendanner has received her BA in Applied Music and elementary Educa-

tion, and graduate work in Vocal perormance and pedagogy, she has worked with the

Indiana University Aro-American Chorale Ensemble and served as a proessor o music

at the University o the Virgin Islands- St. Thomas.

Tuition: $20

Additional Fees: $50

FOUNDAIONS OF A MODERN IRAQExamine the religious, tribal, and political history that is infuencing Iraqs currentstate. Review Iraqs religious variations and how they have historically infuencedtribal structures. Discuss how tribal structures have traditionally inormed citypolitics and operations prior to and during Saddams regime. (8 meetings)

Dates: Saturdays, March 22 May 10 (8 meetings)

Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm

Location: CSUMB Foundation Building 201, OLLI Community Room

Instructor:

Philip Hermiz is currently employed by the Deense Language Institute, training es-

sential personnel Iraqi culture and language prior to deployment in the Middle East.

Tuition: $80

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker,Top American Ace of WWI

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WA ER POLI CY H E WE SI DE AND H E DRY SI DE

Whisky is or drinking, and water is or ghting over.- Mark wain

As Caliornia continues to grow at a pace o 500,000 persons per annum, the battlesover water will continue to be ront and center on the public policy stage. Asconcern about global climate change grows, and solutions are sought, water will beone o three major topics within that emerging public policy debate and search orsolutions. Tis oering will be presented in six sessions.

california Water history, policy, planning, and politics: First, there willbe two sessions concerning Caliornia water histor y, policy, planning and politics.Tese two sessions will reach back to the initial ounding days o Caliornia, andtrack water histor y through the mid-1800s to today. Tis will be the oundation orunderstanding the second and third sections o this oering.

central coast Water issues: Second, there will be two sessions concerning howsuch history, policies, planning and politics impact the topic o water in the CentralCoast, especially in Monterey County and Santa Cruz County. Tis is the dry sideo the water issue in that it is on the land, as opposed to the ocean.

central coast marine issues: Tird, there will be two sessions concerningcoastal and marine issues. Tis is the wet side o the water issue. Tese two ses-sions will ocus on marine policy, including the Marine Lie Management Act o1998, and the Marine Lie Protection Act o 1999, which led to the recent adoptiono 29 Marine Protected Areas, covering 204 square miles along the Central Coast.(6 meetings)

Date: Saturdays, Feb 16,23; Mar 22, 29; Apr 19, 26 (6 meetings)

Time: 10:00am 12:00 Noon


Facilitator:Fred Keeley is currently the Treasurer o the County o Santa Cruz. Prior to his appoint

ment and election as County Treasurer, Mr. Keeley served or two years as Executive

Director o the Planning and Conservation League. From 1996 through 2002, Mr.

Keeley represented the Monterey Bay area in the Caliornia State Assembly. Mr. Keeley

served as Speaker pro Tempore or three Speakers, a record in the term-limited era o

the legislature. Mr. Keeley authored the Marine Lie Management Act o 1998, and

was principal co-author o the Marine Lie Management Act o 1999. Mr. Keeley alsoauthored the two largest park and environmental protection bonds in the nations

history (Proposition 12 in 2000, and Proposition 40 in 2002). Mr. Keeley serves on the

Caliornia Ocean Science Trust, a statutory state body, which Mr. Keeley established

through legislation in 2002.

Tuition: $50

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DECODING HEMYSERIES OF HE UNIVERSE

As Einstein predicted, the Universe is stranger than we could have imagined. Blackholes, dark matter, extra-solar planets, dark energy, the birth and death o stars,and gravitational lenses are but a ew o the amazing discoveries o the last 20

years. Closer to home, Te Monterey Institute or Research in Astronomy (MIRA)astronomers are searching or that one o thousands o asteroids that may strikethe earth and nding hints in distant stars that the sun may suddenly experience asuper-fare. Join MIRA research astronomers or an intimate, inside look into ourcurrent understanding o the Universe and how weve learned it. Te nal class is adaytime trip to the Oliver Observing Station where alternate energy sources powerstate-o-the-art instruments probing the secrets o the Universe. (8 meetings).

Date: Every Thursday, March 27- May 15 (8 meetings)

Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm

Location: MIRAs Richard Hamming Astronomy Center, Seaside

Instructor: Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy

Tuition: $60

I D E N I Y H E F :UNLOCK H E FACS

Awareness and education are the rst steps in an eective deense against identitythet. Tis class will inorm our guests about the prevention practices surroundingidentity thet: certiy your mail is sae, keep your conversations secure, and deend

yoursel online. (1 meeting)

Date: Saturday, Feb 12 (1 meeting)

Time: 11:00am 12:00 Noon

Location: CSUMB Bldg 201 Community Room

Instructor:

Joyce A. Jewett, AAMS a fnancial consultant and Associate Vice President with Wells

Fargo Private Client Services. She is an Accredited Asset Management Specialist and

a graduate o the University o Arizona and honors graduate o Northern Arizona

University.

Tuition: $10

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Register online at http://csumb.edu/olli or by flling out the orm below and mailing it to:

OLLI - Extended Education & International Programs Caliornia State University, Monterey Bay100 Campus Center Building 201 Seaside, CA 93955-8001

SELECT FEES

O L L I M E M B E R S H I P[ ] Spring Semester OLLI Membership $99.

O L L I C O U R S E S[ ] THE SPRECKLES SUGAR COMPANY TUITION: $50

[ ] IRANIAN CINEMA TUITION: $60

[ ] ANCIENT EGYPT: MUMMIES AND KINGS TUITION: $70

[ ] SECRETS OF THE MISSIONS TUITION: $70

[ ] TANK TOUR TUITION: $60

[ ] VALENTINES BOOK-MAKING WORKSHOP TUITION: $40

[ ] OLLI WRITERS CIRCLE TUITION: $50

[ ] THE JO MORA ART ROAD SHOW TUITION: $50

[ ] AFGHANISTAN...CROSSROAD OF CULTURES TUITION: $80

[ ] FOUNDATIONS OF A MODERN IRAQ TUITION: $80

[ ] GREAT WOMEN AUTHORS IN LITERATURE TUITION: $50

[ ] THE DEEP SEA TUITION: $50

[ ] FAMOUS FLYING ACES OF WWI TUITION: $30

[ ] CSUMB GOSPEL CHOIRTUITION: $30

FEE: $50

[ ] INTRO TO CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE TUITION: $50

[ ] WATER POLICY WET AND DRY TUITION: $50

[ ] DECODING THE MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE TUITION: $60

[ ] IDENTITY THEFT: UNLOCK THE FACTS TUITION: $10

[ ] OLLI SOCIAL - WIRES & WINE Free for OLLI Members$5 for Non-Members

TOTAL_

Fee Assistance

Program:I you would like to be consid-ered or our ee assistance pro-gram, please send a personal

letter to OLLI-CSUMB at

100 Campus Center,Building 201Seaside, CA93955-8001

In the letter explain your situ-ation and which courses you

would like to take.

EnrollmentConfrmation:

OLLI will NOT be sending

out enrollment conrmation.I you have any questions

call 831-582-5500. Leave a

message and someone will getback to you within two days.

OLLI Reund Policy:You may cancel your ordertwo weeks prior to ofering

or 100% reund. One weekprior receives a 75% reund.

No reund within one week o

ofering. $10 processing ee orall reunds.

Adding or DroppingClasses:

Members who wish to add ordrop courses must call 831-

582-5500 to do so. Members

are not automatically droppedrom courses or non-atten-

dance.

OLLI members receive complimentary tuition or three OLLI courses!

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