| M211 | FRENCH | HILARY FAWCETT |
| Intermediate class for those who have done French in the past and want to retrieve what they knew XXX years ago and go further. Content flexible in response to students’ demands. We believe in plenty of spoken French, but we also believe (unfortunately) in grammar and that these are mutually indispensable. We also have fun! | ||
| Levy $5 | Max. 12 | |
| M212 | ITALIAN 2 | GRAZIANO CERON |
| Prerequisite: knowledge of Italian pronunciation and basic rules of grammar. Readings, conversation, grammatical exercises with diversions into the history, geography and cultural diversity of the inhabitants of the peninsular. | ||
| M213 ** |
ASPECTS OF MUSIC | MYER FREDMAN |
| This course covers the art and craft of a conductor, a commentary on Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro and, if time, the English variations. | ||
| M214 | THE EARTH - topics in Geology | DAVID LEAMAN |
| A modern and often heretical presentation of ideas in geology and the evidence for them. How rocks can tell us Earth's story, and how resources such as oil originate and are found. A review of personal wallet geology (good planning, environmental implications, saving money) and where we (humans) fit. | ||
| Max. 35 | ||
| M215 ** |
AS LAUGHS GO BY (continued in session 2) | JACK LICKISS |
| We study five great comedies which make you laugh for many different reasons. The Lady Vanishes (1938), Some Like It Hot (1959), Billy Liar (1963), Send Me No Flowers (1964) and Cookies Fortune (1999) | ||
| Levy $2 | ||
| M221 | ARTHURIAN LEGENDS IN OLD FRENCH LITERATURE | CLIFF ASPLAND |
| Chivalry and courtly love, treachery and death in old
French Arthurian romance: Wace, Brut; Marie de France,
Lanval; Chretien de Troyes, Lancelot; Berdul, Tristan
and Iseut; Anon, La Mort Le Roi Artu
Prerequisite: HSC
French or U3A French Pre course reading: Bemard Cornwell, The Winter King - A Novel of Arthur | ||
| Levy $3 | ||
| M222 | A ROUND OF RICHARDS | RUTH DINNY |
| A look at the rollicking times of Richard I, II and III. Was Richard III really guilty of the murders of the princes in the Tower? Free seats in the public gallery at Tricky Dicky's trial. | ||
| Levy $1.50 | Max. 30 | |
| M223 | AS LAUGHS GO BY (continued) | JACK LICKISS |
| 'Talk about laugh!' | ||
| M224 ** |
MY WORD | GLENN PULLEN |
| A miscellany of lessons about grammar, usage and literary devices. Class members are encouraged to bring examples of linguistic errors, bowlers, jokes or amusing articles related to words and any other material likely to entertain us and enliven a course that might otherwise become dull and pedantic. | ||
| M225 | SQUARE DANCING | BERNARD GILLON |
| Remember 'Oh Johnny' and 'Sioux City Sue'? Renew your
acquaintance with them as you get some exercise, warm up and have fun
during this winter - only term of Square Dancing! Men are specially invited to enrol. | ||
| M226 | INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS | HUGO McCANN |
| A short introduction to ethics - background and issues. Pre-course Reading: Russell: History of Western Philosophy De Botton: Consolidations of Philosophy | ||
| Levy $2 | ||
| M231 | LATIN 1 | THEO SHARPLES |
| For beginners and those who want to refresh previously
gained knowledge of the language. A limited number of
vacancies. Textbook: Cambridge Latin Course Book 1 (see Tutor) | ||
| Max. 10 | ||
| M232 | REFRESHER FRENCH | ROSS BUTLER |
| A course for people who have studied French to School
Certificate or through Adult Education, no matter how long ago. The
course will revise pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar and will include
some reading. A continuation course. | ||
| M233 ** |
PLAY READING | DAVID TURNER |
| This session has moved ftom Wednesdays to allow others to have a go at putting on a play ftom an armchair. All parts available. No experience needed. Try it, it's fun! | ||
| Max. 12 | ||
| M234 ** |
UNRESOLVED ISSUES | DOROTHY SMALLHORN |
| Guest speakers discuss current issues. Topics this term include stem cell research, the new school curriculum and Tasmania Together. | ||
| M235 | GEMMOLOGY | JEWEL BERESFORD |
| Rubies, sapphires, emeralds, quartzes, diamonds, garnets,
tourmalines, zircons, topaz, synthetics - their origins, chemistry,
physical attributes, cuts and value. | ||
| Levy $2.50 | Max. 15 | |
| W211 | GERMAN CONVERSATION | HORTENSE SCHOEN |
| For those with a basic understanding of German who are
able to carry on a simple conversation in the language. In dieser Klasse haben wir viel Spass auf Deutsch. | ||
| W212 | SPANISH (BEGINNERS) | FRED SCHLUTER |
| A continuing course. Text: Bravo Oxford University Press. | ||
| W213 | THE TUDORS | MAY BACKHOUSE |
| The Tudor monarchs - their lives, loves and influence on the course of English history. | ||
| Levy not more than $5 | ||
| W214 ** |
POETS OF AUSTRALIA |
MARGARET ANDREWS and ROWENA MacKEAN |
| We shall trace some recurring themes in a wide range of Australian poetry. Lots of poems to read and discuss, and some to study in greater depth. | ||
| Levy $2 | ||
| W215 | INDONESIAN (BEGINNERS) | GREG THE |
| Especially designed to facilitate reading and conversation in Indonesian. Grammar will be discussed only to illustrate language structure, while vocabulary will be expanded so that the course can lead into Indonesian at intermediate level after 2 terms of study. | ||
| Levy $5 | Max. 12 | |
| W216 ** |
BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS | MARGARET ROSE |
| A cornucopia of talented young people. Presentations will include research material for Ph. D. and Masters, personal passions, reviews of achievements, performances and debates. This course will reinforce our belief that the younger generation is exceptional. | ||
| Max. 35 | ||
| W217 ** |
CHESS | DON FARNELL |
| For beginners and those who want to refresh their game. | ||
| Max. 12 | ||
| W221 | TAI CHI QIGONG | JEAN STEVENSON |
| This is moving meditation using the mind to control the body with special attention to breathing. We will revise Part I and learn Part II and extra things. Bring a rug or mat. | ||
| Levy $1.00 for new students only | Max. 25 | |
| W222 | A POTPOURRI OF DESIGN (continued in session 3) |
JUNE FRANCIS |
| Small book making, decorated letters and Celtic design
with use of gold illumination, making your own creative cards for all
occasions. Includes simple letter forms for writing on cards. A list of materials needed will he supplied to those enrolling. | ||
| Levy to he advised | Max. 12 | |
| W223 | SHAKESPEARE | GERALDINE MENADUE |
| Measure for Measure is about man's justice and
natural justice, and the eternal conflict between them. Share, discuss
and view this unique and challenging play. Class members will need a copy of the play. | ||
| Levy $5 | Max. 20 | |
| W224 ** |
TEN TECHNOLOGISTS | PETER READ |
| The stories of ten technologists whose work shaped the world: from lmhotep to Larry Roberts. Their worlds, their inventions and what they led to. | ||
| W225 | THREE CENTURIES OF ITALIAN ART | TONY BELLETTE |
| Examination and discussion of the exhibition 'Titian to
Tiepolo', currently on view at the Melbourne Museum. Reading of the relevant section of any history of European Art would be useful. | ||
| Levy $5 | ||
| W231 | LATIN 2 | THEO SHARPLES |
| Continuation of basic course of grammar and pronunciation,
with background of Roman history and culture. Textbook: Cambridge Latin course Book II | ||
| Max. 35 | ||
| W232 | INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (cont.) | GIFF CAUSON |
| The Industrial Revolution affected farming and working
conditions. Gas and electricity came together with railways. Everyday
living changed dramatically. New members welcome. | ||
| W233 | A POTPOURRI OF DESIGN (continued from session 2) |
JUNE FRANCIS |
| W234 ** |
JAZZ GREATS | JACK LICKISS |
| This is NOT a repeat course and NOT a detailed history of jazz. It is a series of lectures incorporating the use of CDs, videos and discussion to examine the contributions of ten individuals from Satchmo to Wynton Marsalis. | ||
| 0201 | WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP | KEITH WILLIAMS |
| Some knowledge of watercolour techniques would be helpful,
however Keith Williams is quite happy to give guidance and support when
required. Thursdays 1.30 - 3.00 p.m. New members are welcome. | ||