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#1001 AHow to Look at Art—PaintingsThis class will concentrate on how to view paint-ings and discuss ways of entering the painting based on composition, color and other tricks of the master painters. We will convene at noon and tour a collection of specific great master paintings at the Nelson-Atkins Gallery. Individual experience will be encouraged. Avritt’s father studied with Matisse at Academy Julian in Paris. He has been an artists’ agent and owned a gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe handling New York contemporary painters for a number of years.CONVENER: Avritt Lemon-Brown (816-517-1361) E-mail: hridzm@yahoo.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 17; 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM; Nelson Art Gallery, Roselle Court, 4525 Oak, KCMO; LIMIT: 7

#1002 AEgyptian Paste Faience Clay BeadsEgyptian Paste (faience) is colored, self-glazing clay fired to 1900° F. Class includes demonstra-tions of marbling, forming and molding, and hands-on bead ornament making. Participants will string and assemble the fired beads into a finished piece. Please send $35 to cover materials and firing to Back Door Pottery: 3922 St. John Ave KCMO 64123. Rebecca has been an instructor of recreational pottery classes since 1986 and was the ceramics instructor at William Jewel College from 1980-1999.CONVENER: Rebecca Koop (816-483-6964) E-mail: beckykoop@aol.com CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning January 20; 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Back Door Pottery, 3922 St. John Ave., KCMO; LIMIT: 8

#1003 A or BWood Fired RakuYou will learn basic hand-building techniques and produce at least one piece to be bisqued, glazed and Raku-fired. In the second session, be prepared to cut some wood and stoke the kiln to reach a glowing temperature of 1950° F within an hour. The pots are pulled out red-hot and quick cooled for completed pots that afternoon. Please send $35 for materials and firing to Back Door Pottery, 3922 St. John Ave., KCMO 64123. If it rains, we will reschedule the second meeting. Bring a lunch or hotdogs to roast.CONVENER: Rebecca Koop (816-483-6964) E-mail: beckykoop@aol.com CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning March 10; Sec. B: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning April 21; MEETS: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Back Door Pottery, 3922 St. John Ave., KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1004 A or BGlass FusingCreate and design your own glass serving platter or bowl. All tools necessary to create your design are available to use. Design ideas and samples are available for inspiration. After your design is completed, we will kiln fire your project and shape it for you. Projects will be ready for pick up one week after the date of class. Please bring $35 to class for materials.CONVENER: Martie Buchanan (913-385-5456) E-mail: martie@justglazeit.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, March 3; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, March 29; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; MEETS: All Fired Up, 7915 Santa Fe Dr., OPKS; LIMIT: 25

#1005 AItalian Painting: It’s Influence on Famous Spanish PaintersSee how works of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Tintoretto and Caravaggio inspired Spain’s El Greco, Velazquez and others to create great works of art while developing their own styles. A power point on art terminology and exer-cises will reinforce the discussion. Sal has traveled to Italy and has seen first hand many of the Italian Renaissance pieces and is currently a member of the Nelson- Atkins Speaker’s Bureau. He is also writing a book about Italian painting. Bring $1 for course handouts.CONVENER: Sal Lo Giudice (816-421-7706)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, February 6; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 306, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 50

#1008 ABookbinding: Five Book StructuresIn one session, learn five different bookbinding structures: 1) Single-Signature Pamphlet Stitch Binding, 2) Stick Binding, 3) Japanese Stab Bind-ing, 4) Multiple-Signature Binding with Textbook Wrapper, and 5) Concertina Spine Binding with Interlocking Cover wraps. For examples, go to www.craftboyworkshop.com. Bring $20 for hand-out and materials. Chuck is a production manager for a book publisher in Kansas City and has been practicing the Book Arts: paper making, letterpress printing and bookbinding for ten years. His hobby print shop and bindery is called The Craftboy Workshop.CONVENER: Chuck Harper (816-333-4170) E-mail: chuck@craftboyworkshop.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 3; 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM; The Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust, KCMO; LIMIT: 5

#1009 ABookbinding: HedgehogToss out your Palm Pilot PDA and make your own PAA (Personal Analog Assistant), perfect for carrying in your pocket or purse to keep track of your schedule, jot down your brilliant ideas or just your grocery shopping list. The Hedgehog is an un-abashed knock-off of the popular Moleskin journals and demonstrates the basics of hand-bookbinding. For examples, go to www.craftboyworkshop.com. Bring $20 for handout and materials. Chuck is a production manager for a book publisher in Kansas City. His hobby print shop and bindery is called The Craftboy Workshop.CONVENER: Chuck Harper (816-333-4170) E-mail: chuck@craftboyworkshop.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 14; 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM; The Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust, KCMO; LIMIT: 5

#1010 A or BLetterpress StationeryUsing a vintage press and individual pieces of hand-set metal type, create some luxurious station-ary note cards perfect to give away as a gift or to keep for yourself. For examples, see www.craft-boyworkshop.com. Please bring $20 for 30-page letterpress handout and stationary materials. Chuck is a production manager for a book publisher in Kansas City and has been practicing the Book Arts: paper making, letterpress printing and bookbinding for ten years. His hobby print shop and bindery is called The Craftboy Workshop.CONVENER: Chuck Harper (816-333-4170) E-mail: chuck@craftboyworkshop.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 3; Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, April 14; MEETS: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM; The Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust, KCMO; LIMIT: 5

#1011 A, B ,C or DFigure DrawingAll drawing levels are welcome. Quick gesture drawings to longer 20 minute poses are covered. Instruction available. Bring an 18 X 24 inch news-print pad and conté crayon, all media are welcome. Please bring $20 model fee to first class. Gary is a practicing artist in the Kansas City area.CONVENER: Gary Smith F. (913-432-8086) & Homer Janssens (816-505-1512)CLASS FEE: $16 + $10 material fee = $26Sec. A: 5 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 23; Sec. B: 5 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning February 27; Sec. C: 5 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning April 3; Sec. D: 5 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning May 8; MEETS: 7:15 PM - 9:15 PM; Rime Buddhist Center, 700 West Pennway, KCMO, (N. on I-35, exit on W. Pennway, take a left, RBC on right); LIMIT: 25

He who does not master the nude, cannot

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~Michelangelo

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SIGN-UP FORMS - PAGE 47 WWW.UMKC.EDU/COMMU WINTER ‘07 5 #1012 ABeginning WatercolorLearn how to create your own landscapes. We’ll discuss what materials you’ll need and demonstrate various brush strokes and techniques during the first class. You’ll learn how to begin with a basic drawing, and how to utilize various watercolor techniques i.e., wet on wet (ala prima) and wet on dry techniques. After the first session you can shop for the materials you choose and then come ready to paint. Vladimir is an expe-rienced artist in watercolor and other media.CONVENER: Vladimir Smirnov CLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning January 28; 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 206, 52nd St., between Rockhill Rd. & Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1013 A, B, C, D, or ELampwork—Glass Bead Making Part 1Learn the ancient art form of glass bead making —Lampwork. Come and find out you can really make beads too! Bring $60 for materials. Deborah has been a bead maker for over 12 years, is a mem-ber of “GABS” the Glass Artisan Bead Society of Greater Kansas City, and teaches Lampwork at Three Trails Trading Post.CONVENER: Deborah Park CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, January 20; Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, February 10; Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, March 31;Sec. D: 1 session; Saturday, April 21;Sec. E: 1 session; Saturday, May 19;MEETS: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM; Three Trails Trading Post, 11020 Winner Rd., Independence, MO, I-435 to the 23rd St. exit (toward Independence) East to Sterling. Left (north) to Winner Rd., turn Left 1 1/2 blocks on the right; LIMIT: 6

#1015 AWire Wrap CabochonLearn to wire wrap a “cab” to make a beautiful pendant. No soldering or polishing necessary. Copper or sterling silver is available. Bring $45 for materials. Kara has been a silversmith for over 25 years, is a member of the Sterling Guild of Greater Kansas City, and the owner of Three Trails Trading Post.CONVENER: Kara Paris (816-252-5622) E-mail: threetrails@juno.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, January 23; 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM; Three Trails Trading Post, 11020 Winner Rd., Independence, MO, I-435 to the 23rd St. exit (toward Independence) East to Sterling. Left (north) to Winner Rd., turn Left 1 1/2 blocks on the right; LIMIT: 8

#1016 AWire Wrap Beads & ThingsLearn to wire wrap beads, rocks, discs, or donuts to make a beautiful jewelry. No soldering or polishing necessary. Copper or sterling silver is available. Bring $45 for materials. Kara has been a silver-smith for over 25 years, she is a member of the Sterling Guild of Greater KC, The Bead Society of Greater KC, and the owner of Three Trails Trading Post.CONVENER: Kara Paris (816-252-5622) E-mail: threetrails@juno.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, February 11; 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM; Three Trails Trading Post, 11020 Winner Rd., Independence, MO, I-435 to the 23rd St. exit (toward Independence) East to Sterling. Left (north) to Winner Rd., turn Left 1 1/2 blocks on the right; LIMIT: 8

#1017 AChain MakingLearn to make your own silver chain by assembling cut metal wire rings into a pattern, and leave with a finished bracelet. No soldering is necessary. Argentium is a new non-tarnishing sterling silver wire. Bring $45 for materials and pliers; round nose, flat nose, and chain nose; if you have them. Kara has been a silversmith for over 25 years and is the owner of Three Trails Trading Post.CONVENER: Kara Paris (816-252-5622) E-mail: threetrails@juno.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, February 27; 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM; Three Trails Trading Post, 11020 Winner Rd., Independence, MO, I-435 to the 23rd St. exit (toward Independence) East to Sterling. Left (north) to Winner Rd., turn Left 1 1/2 blocks on the right; LIMIT: 8

#1018 AWire Wrap BraceletIf you are a person that likes instant gratification, this is the perfect project for you. No soldering or polishing necessary. Make a beautiful wire wrapped beaded bracelet, and wear it home. Cop-per or sterling silver available, bring $45.00 for materials. Bring your own accent beads or buy some during class. Kara has been a silversmith for over 25 years and is the owner of Three Trails Trading Post.CONVENER: Kara Paris (816-252-5622) E-mail: threetrails@juno.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, April 17; 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM; Three Trails Trading Post, 11020 Winner Rd., Independence, MO, I-435 to the 23rd St. exit (toward Independence) East to Sterling. Left (north) to Winner Rd., turn Left 1 1/2 blocks on the right; LIMIT: 8

#1014 A, B, C, or DLampwork—Glass Bead Making Part IIContinue the ancient art form of glass bead mak-ing—Lampwork part II. Come and find how to make different shaped beads and decorate beads in a more advanced level! Part I is a prerequisite. Bring $60 for materials. Deborah has been a bead maker for over 12 years, is a member of “GABS” the Glass Artisan Bead Society of Greater Kansas City, and teaches Lampwork at Three Trails Trad-ing Post.CONVENER: Deborah Park CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, January 21; Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, February 11; Sec. C: 1 session; Sunday, April 22; Sec. D: 1 session; Sunday, May 20; MEETS: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM; Three Trails Trading Post, 11020 Winner Rd., Independence, MO, I-435 to the 23rd St. exit (toward Independence) East to Sterling. Left (north) to Winner Rd., turn Left 1 1/2 blocks on the right; LIMIT: 6

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#1019 ABasic Jewelry Making: 1Beginning jewelry making. Learn to make eye pins, jump rings, half bow, and connecting techniques. Go away with a pair of earrings. Tools will be furnished and for sale. Please bring $25 to class for materials.CONVENER: Juanita Collins (816-471-6896)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, January 27; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Northeast Library, Commons Area, 6000 Wilson Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 6

#1020 ABasic Jewelry Making: 2Learn wire training and combination of gems and wire. Go home with a wearable bracelet. Tools will be furnished and for sale. Please bring $25 to class for materials.CONVENER: Juanita Collins (816-471-6896)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 3; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Northeast Library, Commons Area, 6000 Wilson Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 6

#1021 ABasic Jewelry Making: 3Combine many strings of beads to be worn as a multi-string necklace. Make your own clasp. Tools will be furnished and for sale. Please bring $25 to class for materials.CONVENER: Juanita Collins (816-471-6896)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 10; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Northeast Library, Commons Area, 6000 Wilson Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 6

#1022 ALearn to CrochetCozy up with a crochet hook and some yarn and learn all the basic stitches: chain, single, double and treble. From there you can make afghans, scarves, hats, dresses, baby clothes, purses, decorations, boxes or whatever you can imagine. Bring your own supplies or buy them at class. Nirmal has been crocheting ever since her grandmother taught her at the age of seven.CONVENER: Nirmal Kaur Khalsa (816-753-1781) E-mail: nirmalkkhalsa@aol.comCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning February 17; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM; The Studio, 1121 W 47th, KCMO; LIMIT: 8

#1023AKnotting Between BeadsKnotting between beads can insure longer life for your beaded jewelry. Learn the art of knot tying between beads and to repair and restring existing items. Go home with a finished item. Tools will be furnished and for sale. Bring $15 to class for supplies.CONVENER: Juanita Collins (816-471-6896)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 17; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Northeast Library, Commons Area, 6000 Wilson Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 6

#1024 APeyote Stitch Indian BeadingLearn the Peyote Indian beading techniques with needle and thread. Tools will be furnished and for sale. Please bring $25 to class for materials.CONVENER: Juanita Collins (816-471-6896)CLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: 3 sessions; Saturdays, beginning February 24; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Northeast Library, Commons Area, 6000 Wilson Rd., KCMO; LIMIT: 6

#1025 ANatural Candle MakingIlluminate your life and your home, by learning to make your own candles! We will discuss the ben-efits of using natural ingredients in making candles like soy wax, vegetable wax, jojoba oil, and shea butter. You will see how to use essential oils, herbs, and natural colors. Each student will make two candles. Please bring $20 to class for materials.CONVENER: Kimsé Fard (913-281-3848) E-mail: kimse@livingrightinc.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 3; 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; The Natural Path, 641 Freeman Court, KCK, I-70 to 7th St. Trfy North 7th St.Trfy North to Freeman Ct. Turn Right onto Freeman Ct. (this is 4 blocks past Washington St.) We are at 641 Freeman Ct. (the 2nd Townhome on the right side with the trees and plants); LIMIT: 15

#1026 ABut Is it Art? A Personal ViewJoin Artist Linister for an informal discussion (the way “real” artists talk to each other) and slide show of oil paintings by Delacroix, Turner, Degas, Bing-ham, Constable, Cézanne (a bad one), Glackens, Linister and others. He will tell something about the lives of these artists and explain why he thinks particular paintings are (or are not) good works of art. This will be a pleasant, relaxing evening with wine and cheese etc. Linister is an award-winning artist with twelve museum shows to his credit.CONVENER: Linister (816-753-2183)CLASS FEE: $9 + $6 material fee = $15Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 28; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Art Club of Kansas City, 1129 W. 41st St., (5 1/2 blocks E. of State Line) KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1027 A or BHenna: Temporary Indian TattoosLearn about the history of henna and several ways to apply it. We’ll practice applying it, look at traditional designs and modern designs, how to use henna for natural tanning and learn how to grow the plant. Sabira learned this art of adorning the different parts of the body with temporary tattoos (henna) at a very young age, after meeting Ajay they both used their skills to promote the Indian culture through this medium.CONVENER: Ajay & Sabira Sood (913-268-3608 or (913) 963-1787) E-mail: ajappel123@yahoo.comCLASS FEE: $9 + $10 material fee = $19Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, February 12; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Westport Roanoke Community Center, 3601 Roanoke, KCMO, West on 39th Street, Roanoke is 1 light past SW Traffi cway, take a right on Roanoke, go 3 blocks, after 2 blocks road turns to brick, Community Center is on the right; LIMIT: 15Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, April 16; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Hillcrest Community Center, 10401 Hillcrest Rd., KCMO, at Bannister (East from 71 Hwy) or 95th, go south on Hillcrest (intersection by K-Mart), go 1 mile, take a left at yellow blinking light; LIMIT: 15

#1028 A or BArt of ClayThis class is an introduction to high fire clay art. Hand building and wheel throwing of pottery forms will be introduced and explored. High fire stoneware will be used to build functional and sculptural works of art. Bring $40 to first class for materials, firing, glazes and rental. You may only take this class once, but are welcome to join the Guild. The KC Clay Guild is a not-for-profit artist collective dedicated to supporting the ceramic arts in Kansas City. CONVENER: KC Clay Guild (816-363-1373) E-mail: shlmur-phy@yahoo.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning January 22; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning February 26; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; KC Clay Guild, 200 W. 74th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1101 A or BIrish Ceili DanceHave you ever wanted to learn Irish dance? If so, join us on Tuesdays and we will teach you the basic steps and show you how to incorporate them into traditional Ceili dances. In eight weeks you will be able to recognize dances and feel comfortable getting up to dance at any Irish Ceili. Minimum age is 15. You must register in advance. Come and join the fun!CONVENER: Margene Bahm & Denise McNallyE-mail: rohanna@kc.rr.com CLASS FEE: $16 + $5 material fee = $21Sec. A: 8 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 30; Sec. B: 8 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning April 3;MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:03 PM; Westport Presbyterian Church, 201 Westport Rd., KCMO (enter in rear); LIMIT: 36

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#1102 AArgentine Tango for BeginnersStyle, grace, connection, passion, and fun! Tango is a social and cultural tradition a century and a half in the making and still evolving. You’ll learn the structures and techniques which allow you to dance tango anywhere in the world, including connection, lead and follow, and improvisation in the dance. Please bring $5 room rental per class. Korey and Mila specialize in Argentine Tango, teaching all across the US, as well as in Europe, Russia, and South America.CONVENER: Korey Ireland (816-931-9545) E-mail: korey@ko-arts.com & Mila VigdorovaCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning February 20; 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 20

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#1103 A, B, C, D, or EPole DancingPole Dancing is a new and exciting way to work-out. You will learn pole tricks and sexy moves and just have a great time. Not to mention you will get a better workout than you could at any gym. We are a women only facility. Natalie has studied dance for 20 years, taught Hip Hop Dance for 3 years, and has now moved onto teaching the art of Pole Danc-ing. Call convener or go to website for directions.CONVENER: Natalie Shepherd (816-221-9679) E-mail: natalieshepherd77@hotmail.com Web site: CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, January 27;Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, February 3;Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, March 3;

Sec. D: 1 session; Saturday, April 7; Sec. E: 1 session; Saturday, May 5; MEETS: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM; Pole Worx, 1225 Union Ave, KCMO; LIMIT: 5

#1104 ABelly Dance in the NorthlandEnjoy an hour of relaxing and fun exercise that will coax your body into becoming more flexible and may well raise your confidence. Participants should be prepared to dance barefoot or in stock-ings. Bringing a scarf to tie around your hips is suggested but not required. Halah’s & Inanna’s teaching styles are gentle yet thorough. For decades they have been performing and teaching in the Kan-sas City area, and just recently opened their studio in Gladstone. CONVENER: Halah Zeki & Inanna E-mail: halah.zeki@att.netCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 22; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Salaam Dance Studio, 303 NE 58th St., Gladstone, MO; LIMIT: 5

#1105 AThe Soft Power of Belly DanceWe will use belly dance as a vehicle to discover our personal power, beauty and joy. It is a technique for becoming centered, grounded and daring to be more expressive. Body, mind and spirit will all be active in this class. Pamela has been belly dancing since 1970 and teaching since 1983. She incorporates teachings from many other movement traditions in her classes, including yoga, qi gong and bioenergetics.CONVENER: Pamela Akásha Skaldeman (816-753-5634) E-mail: skaldeman@sbcglobal.netCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, February 5; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; Westport Roanoke Community Center, 3601 Roanoke, KCMO, West on 39th Street, Roanoke is 1 light past SW Traffi cway, take a right on Roanoke, go 3 blocks, after 2 blocks road turns to brick, Community Center is on the right; LIMIT: 20

#1106 A or B Gyrokinesis®Invigorate and reeducate your body to move with fluidity, relaxation and power. This class system-atically and gently works the joints and muscles through rhythmic and undulating exercises.CONVENER: Jane Gotch CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 25;Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 5;MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1107 A or BArgentine TangoThis dance originated in Argentina and is one of the most popular dances in America. Learn to dance this passionate dance step-by-step, one move at a time starting with the basics and ending with very impressive but simple combinations. No experience required, nor do you need a partner. We will have a practice party (Milonga) each Wednesday to give you a chance to try your new tango skills. Bring $5 per meeting for room rental. Come join the fabulous tango community in Kansas City!CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931) E-mail: kctango2001@aol.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning January 22; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning March 19; MEETS: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 50

#1110 A or BSalsa!It’s time to heat up with one of the most popular dances on the dance floor today. With the resur-gence of Latin and Cuban music, this dance has become a phenomenon. We will start with basic moves, adding technique and style as we become comfortable with leading and following. No partner is necessary. Bring $5 per meeting for room rental. There are many venues in which to practice your new-found salsa skills.CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931) E-mail: kctango2001@aol.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Thursdays, beginning January 25;Sec. B: 4 sessions; Thursdays, beginning March 22;MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 50

#1111 A or BBeginning Ballroom DanceLove the dance shows on TV and cinema? Take a step in the direction of dancing like the stars. You will be able to dance at office functions and parties after this introductory class. We will learn Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba and a bonus dance of your choice. This is a perfect class to prepare for upcom-ing weddings. Bring your guests and in-laws. Toi is a former ballroom competitor. Bring $5 for room rental to each class.CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931) E-mail: kctango2001@aol.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 23; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning March 20; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 50

#1108 A or BEast Coast Swing in KCA true American art form; swing dance came out of the big band era and continues to flourish today. If you are looking for something fun and a way to make new friends, why not try East Coast Swing? It is one of the most popular and versatile forms of dance. Bring $5 to class for floor fee. No partner needed.CONVENER: Mike Brenton CLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning January 24; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning March 21;MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 50

#1109 A or B Lindy Hop (Swing Dancing)This is a 4-week, 1-hour course on the basics of this vintage pastime. Course will include intro-duction/review of 6-count and 8-count footwork, partner connection, basic social moves, and a brief guide to musicality and history of the dance. A $5 floor fee for each class is required. Ed Schlitten-hardt has taught the Lindy Hop and other swing dances locally for over 4 years. There will be an optional practice party following each class. CONVENER: Ed Schlittenhardt (913-634-3750) E-mail: eded63@hotmail.com & Jenny PoolCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning January 24; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning March 21; MEETS: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 4

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WINTER Session Begins January 22

Winter Classes for Beginning Adults

Specials Available

Tap Mon. 5:00 PMWest African Mon. 6:30 PMYoga for Dancers Mon. 7:00 PMFlamenco Mon. 7:30 PMHip Hop Mon. 8:30 PMBelly Dance Tues. 2:00 PMBelly Dance Tues. 6:00 PMKung Fu Tues. 8:00 PMMovement for Stage Tues. 6:00 PMSalsa Tues. 7:00 PMImprovization Wed. 5:30 PMBallet Wed. 6:00 PMHip Hop Wed. 6:00 PMJazz Thu. 6:00 PMGYROKINESIS® Thu. 7:00 PMModern Thu. 7:30 PMKung Fu Fri. 6:30 PMZumba Sat. 9:00 AMBallet Sat. 10:30 AMHip Hop Sat. 11:00 AMHula & Polynesian Sat. 1:00 PMSo You Want to Perform Sun. 2:30 PMBurlesque Sun. 7:00 PM

For a complete schedule

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• a wide range of technique classes in modern, jazz and ballet for ages 3 to adult (Begins January 22)

• the most comprehensive schedule of adult workshops in the city

• central location

DANCE CLASSES FOR EVERYBODY

CrossCurrents Culture 3rd Saturdays at

Westport Coffeehouse4010 Pennsylvania KCMO

Jan 21...Songwriters CircleFeb 18...Jori Costello & Kasey

Rausch

Willow ProductionsKC Folk Music2007 Spring Events

Jan.5…Jeff CahillFeb tba…Ron MilesMarch 10…Chuck SuchyApril 27…Don & Victoria ArmstrongApril 29…Sparky & Rhonda Rucker

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With Two Monthly Dances. A lively type of dancing, done to live fiddle-style music. Great exercise & good fun. 2nd Sat. in Merriam Kansas and 4th Sat. in Midtown Kansas City.

Kansas City Barn DancesSongwriters Circle On every 3rd Friday, we start the night with any song written in the last month, followed by a few rounds of song circles. We welcome a supportive audience who enjoys new material.

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2007Spring Events

Ann ReedSuede

The KC Folk Arts Alliance

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for more information contact the Student Life Officeat 816-235-1407 or visit the website

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Modern Night at the FollySaturday, January 27th @ 8 PM

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#1112 A or BWest Coast SwingThis type of swing dance is a smooth dance done to many types of music. Traditionally danced to rhythm and blues it has now branched out to country, rock, disco and funk. It is danced on a slot, allowing each partner freedom of expression. We will start with the basic pattern and add a new pattern weekly. No partner necessary. Review each week! Bring $5 to each class for room rental.CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931) E-mail: kctango2001@aol.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning February 4; Sec. B: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning April 1;MEETS: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; KC Swing Dance Club, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr. (between Metcalf & Nall - S. side of St. - Powell Community Ctr. Is directly across Martway); There is a small innocuous sign: “Ballroom Unlimited;” LIMIT: 50

#1113 A or B Tap Dance for Adults of All Ages: Basic Beginners or Beginners AgainIf you have always wanted to learn to tap dance, but never had the time, the confidence, or the opportu-nity, now is the time to prove you can do it! Or, if you are a former tap dancer who wants to brush up and renew old skills, Billie Mahoney, international-ly acclaimed tap dance artist, is the one to help you. Emphasis is on technique and style while learning the first steps of Shim Sham and Soft Shoe.CONVENER: Billie Mahoney (816-561-2882)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 22;Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, April 2; MEETS: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1114 A or B West African DanceLearn the proper West African dance technique focusing on poly-rhythmic movement. This is a fun and energetic class. All levels are welcome. Wear a leotard if you have one, no shoes. Males are welcome. Live drums.CONVENER: Vanessa Gibbs CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 22; Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, April 2; MEETS: 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1115 A, B, C or D Beginning Adult BalletNo prior experience required! This is an introduc-tion to ballet. We’ll utilize an anatomy/physiol-ogy approach to gently stretch and strengthen the body. Come learn the basics of this art form. Great class for first timers or those who would like to be reintroduced.CONVENER: Tuesday Faust & Lillian FrancisCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, January 24; 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, January 27; 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM; Sec. C: 1 session; Wednesday, April 4; 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM; Sec. D: 1 session; Saturday, April 7; 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM;MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1116 A, B, C, D, E, or FHip HopHip-Hop dance originated with rap music. This ever evolving form creates a high-energy, visually exciting dance style just like in music videos. Come and learn choreography from street dance to club dance...Teenagers and adults welcome.CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: CONVENER: Julie Lively & Bobby Ray; 1 session; Monday, January 22; 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Sec. B: CONVENER: Bobby Ray; 1 session; Wednesday, Janu-ary 24; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. C: CONVENER: Isha Williams; 1 session; Saturday, Janu-ary 27; 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Sec. D: CONVENER: Julie Lively & Bobby Ray; 1 session; Monday, April 2; 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Sec. E: CONVENER: Bobby Ray; 1 session; Wednesday, April 4; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. F: CONVENER: Isha Williams; 1 session; Saturday, April 7; 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1117 A,B,C, or DBelly Dance Is FunYou know you’ve always wanted to take a Belly Dance class...so...come on down! Get loose and coax your body to flow in ways that you’ve never imagined with the upbeat, captivating rhythms of far away places. Belly Dance is a combination of strength, posture, flexibility and muscle control. Fun and fitness can be yours, if this addictive habit is right for you.CONVENER: Halah Zeki E-mail: halah.zeki@att.netCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, January 23; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, January 23; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Sec. C: 1 session; Tuesday, April 3; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. D: 1 session; Tuesday, April 3; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1118 A or BBeginning SalsaToday’s hottest dance trend is the Salsa! Get introduced to this Latin dance and have a great time at parties and social events. The Salsa is simple in structure, allowing you to learn many variations easily. This class is open to all levels of dancers and will feature partner techniques (you don’t need your own partner), Latin styling and a variety of steps.CONVENER: James Netherton CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, January 23; Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, April 3; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1119 A or BFlamenco!This workshop will be geared to adults interested in an introduction to the rhythms, movement and history of Flamenco dance. Wear comfortable workout-type clothing and heeled shoes. Tamara currently teaches at the KC Ballet and she gradu-ated from the UMKC dance department where she was also an adjunct professor for 10 years.CONVENER: Tamara Carson (816-741-6171)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, January 22; Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, April 4; MEETS: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1120 A or BAdult Jazz DanceStrut your stuff in this fun and energetic class. Learn basic dance technique, work on flexibility and toning, and explore several styles of jazz CONVENER: Lillian Francis CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 25; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 5; MEETS: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1121 A or BBeginning Modern for AdultsExplore your movement potential through modern dance. You’ll get a great workout and have fun as you increase your awareness of space, weight, suspension and timing. Susan is the artistic director of Ah ha! Dance Theater.CONVENER: Susan Rieger CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, January 25; Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, April 5; 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1122 A or BHula and Polynesian DanceLearn the basic traditional steps, movements of popular hula dances, and a variety of Polynesian dances. This ancient dance is suitable for all ages and all body types.CONVENER: Nicole English CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, January 28; Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, April 15; MEETS: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1123 A, B or CBarn DancingFun, energetic dancing to live, “fiddle-tune” type music. Learn how in half an hour—spend the rest of the evening dancing. Good exercise and a good way to meet new friends. Come alone, bring a part-ner or bring a group of your friends. Class starts at 7:00 PM sharp and goes till 7:30 PM, then dancing from 7:30 to 10:30 PM.CONVENER: Laura Bogue (816-353-5815) E-mail: laura@bridgingthegap.org; Web site: www.crosscurrentsculture.orgCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 10; Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, March 10; Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, April 14; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 10:30 PM; Merriam Community Center, gym, 5701 Merriam Dr., Merriam, KS (call convener for directions or visit our website at www.kcbarndance.org; LIMIT: 30

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#1201 AMelodic Mountain AutoharpThe Autoharp has a rich history in folk music. By the end of this class, you will have learned how to play song accompaniment and simple melodies. Bring your own Autoharp and a guitar thumb pick to the first class. All music will be provided. Class meets every two weeks. The instructor has won the International Autoharp Contest twice.CONVENER: Tom Schroeder (816-943-0566) E-mail: anartauto@hotmail.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 8 sessions; every other Wednesday, beginning January 24; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; 300 W. 113th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1202 ABeginning Jazz GuitarHow do guitarists get those fat rich chords? You’ll learn how to voice chords (major 7, dominant, minor 7, half diminished and diminished). Also find out what to practice, how to practice, and where to find music that is written correctly. You must be able to play basic bar chords. Bring a guitar to class and a music stand if you have one. The convener plays in several local groups, studied with John Elliott and has played guitar for 30 years. CONVENER: Rick Mareske (816-235-1448) E-mail: maresker@umkc.eduCLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: 3 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning February 13; 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM; 3104 Peery, KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1203 ABeginning GuitarEver wanted to learn the guitar? Well it’s time to get that guitar out of the closet and get it singing. Bring your guitar (acoustic preferred), a music stand (if you have one) and learn the basics of tun-ing, strumming, how to read chord diagrams and tablature.CONVENER: Rick Mareske (816-235-1448)E-mail: maresker@umkc.eduCLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning February 13; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; 3104 Peery, KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1204 ABalinese Gamelan EnsemblePlay a Balinese Gamelan. Gamelan is the tradi-tional orchestral music of Indonesia, primarily Bali and Java. UMKC has commissioned the largest Balinese gamelan ensemble in North America, made by Bali’s most famous living gong-smith, tuner and composer I Wayan Beratha. The finely carved and painted instruments consist of gongs, xylophones, flutes, fiddles, drums and cymbals. This course will introduce the music and culture of Bali, and students will participate in learning ancient Balinese-Hindu ceremonial music. All levels are welcome but no prior musical experience is necessary for this activity. Pat is currently leader of the community ensemble.CONVENER: Patrick Alonzo Conway (816-822-8329)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, February 28; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; 5301 Charlotte, KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1205 AThe Message is in the MusicThis class is an exploration of how the message music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s raised our con-sciousness about the environment, peace, social jus-tice and spirituality. The music will include singers and song writers such as Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Joan Biaz, the Beatles, and many more. Come lis-ten to the music and discuss its significance to you. Dr. Sheldon Stahl, a professional economist, and Louann Stahl, a published author, have researched how music influences us.CONVENER: Louann & Dr. Sheldon Stahl (816-531-2131) E-mail: lrd@allsoulskc.org CLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning January 30; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; All Souls Unitarian Church, 4501 Walnut, KCMO, Main at 45th. Enter from parking lot; LIMIT: 20

#1206 A World PercussionWe’ll explore the concepts and rhythms from three continental influences: Africa, South America and the Caribbean. Receive hands-on experience playing an array of percussion instruments. Join us and see how rhythm is the foundation of music and why it is the essence of our very existence. Musical instruments will be provided. Presented by the Traditional Music Society.CONVENER: Bird Fleming (816-561-1849)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, February 3; 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM; 3908 Central, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1207 AHip Hop 101Are you HIP HOP curious? Well this session is for U! Consider this course an opportunity to ask questions, see, hear, gain knowledge and experi-ence local Hiphop firsthand. With the help of local hiphop culture, we will take in an evening at a local hiphop nite and meet area artists and hiphop heads. Come join in the experience if you are open to it. All ages are welcome!CONVENER: Necia Gamby (816-561-5624) E-mail: nrginmotion02@yahoo.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, March 10; 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; Westport Roanoke Community Center, 3601 Roanoke, KCMO, West on 39th Street, Roanoke is 1 light past SW Traffi cway, take a right on Roanoke, go 3 blocks, after 2 blocks road turns to brick, Community Center is on the right; LIMIT: 30

#1208 AMiddle Eastern Rhythm WorkshopLearn to identify and clap along to at least 4 and up to 7 rhythms commonly used for Belly Dance. The actual number covered depends on participant skill levels. Conveners individually have many years of experience performing and teaching Belly Dance and percussion.CONVENER: Halah Zeki E-mail: halah.zeki@att.net & Inanna Bint AliCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, March 10; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Sa-laam Dance Studio, 303 NE 58th St., Gladstone, MO; LIMIT: 10

#1209 A or BWomen of the DrumIn this women’s class, we will learn the basic hand techniques for djembe or conga and try our hand at some basic rhythms from Haiti and Brazil. Begin-ning and intermediate level. Bring djembe or conga style drum. Call convener if you need to rent one.CONVENER: Regina Compernolle (816-561-2882) E-mail: reginacom@aol.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, January 28; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM; Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, February 6; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM;MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10

#1210 ACrossCurrents Jam Session for Every TalentWhether you play the nose whistle, the contra-bassoon, flat pick the guitar, or just want to sing along, you are welcome to join us for a weekly jam session. We encourage all talents (open to all skill levels) to join in. No jam hogs please.CONVENER: Bill Clause (816-361-5147) E-mail: wclause@kc.rr.comCLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: Ongoing class; Mondays, beginning January 22; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; All Souls Unitarian Church, 4501 Walnut, KCMO, Main at 45th. Enter from parking lot; LIMIT: 25

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#1301 AEntertain With MagicBe the life of the party! Learn how easy it is to amaze your friends by performing magic. For beginners and intermediate performers ages 10 to 100. Bring $25 to class for book and simple props. Convener is the creator and writer of original magic tricks and books as well as the operator of KC’s oldest magic shop. Call for directions.CONVENER: Robert Klamm (816-461-4595) E-mail: klamm@klamm-magic.comCLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: 3 sessions; Mondays, beginning April 16; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Magic Shop, 1412 Appleton, Independence, MO; LIMIT: 10

#1302 A Comedy 101How to be funny for performers, writers and speakers in ALL areas. Basic techniques of comedy contradiction and exaggeration, rules of physical action, punch line sentence structure, dual reality, innocence and believability, timing and location of the pause, building your own comedy characteriza-tion, and more. Lecture notes consist of a complete, award-winning book. Bring $11 for the book.CONVENER: Robert Klamm (816-461-4595) E-mail: klamm@klamm-magic.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, April 2; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Magic Shop, 1412 Appleton, Independence, MO; LIMIT: 14

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Reading & Writing

Photography#1303 A or BBurlesque and the Art of the TeaseGet in touch with the confident, humorous, sassy and sensual performer that lives deep down inside you. We will shake, shimmy and wink our way through various styles and techniques. Wear layers, be comfortable and prepare to be dazzling! All comfort levels respected. Annie Cherry performs with the Burly-Q Girly Crew, Etta Vendetta’s Eye-ful Tower, as well as occasional performances both solo and with the Late Night Theater. Women only.CONVENER: Annie CherryCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, January 28; Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, April 15; MEETS: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 25

#1501 AIntroduction to Digital PhotographyJoin us and explore digital photography. This course provides an introduction to basic digital photography. We discuss the basics of the camera, software, printing, and email. This class will help you make the most of this fascinating new technol-ogy. Bill is the owner of Crick Camera Shop and has been in photography for 33 years. He has taught several workshops on photography and on basic Photoshop through the shop. CONVENER: Bill Thomas CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 2 sessions; Mondays, beginning January 29; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 213, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 30

#1602 AWho’s Who: and Who is the Doctor“Doctor Who” has become a smash hit on the SF Channel. Course reveals the Doctor’s past regenera-tions: his arch enemies and fellow Time Lords. We will watch episodes, discuss and criticize the character, archetypes and the influence the TV show is having world-wide. The course will pay homage to KCPT Channel 19 and Public Television Stations who first revealed this ageless time lord to American audiences. Please bring $20 to class for materials. Peter is an avid reader, collector, and viewer of SF/Fantasy and holds a History degree from UMKC.CONVENER: Peter Shields CLASS FEE: $16Sec. A: 10 sessions; Fridays, beginning January 26; 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

#1603 AMickey Spillane and the Age of NoirStudy the compelling political, religious, and sty-listic elements of late hard-boiled novelist Mickey Spillane. We will focus primarily on Spillane’s most famous creation: Mike Hammer. We will relate Spillane’s work to the Noir style which he so deeply influenced in the ‘50’s. The course will be high-lighted by various screen incarnations of Hammer.CONVENER: Arthur McGregor CLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: 3 sessions; Fridays, beginning April 6; 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 25

#1401 AWriting EssaysDraw on the experience of longtime Kansas City Star columnist Bill Tammeus to pick up tips about how to write clear, forceful, persuasive and (maybe even humorous) essays. There will be talk about or-ganization, grammar, style, verbs and other oddities you rarely encounter in e-mail. Bring some paper on which to take notes. Bill Tammeus, faith col-umnist for the KC Star, has won numerous awards over his 3-plus decades at the newspaper. CONVENER: Bill Tammeus (816-926-0366) E-mail: wtammeus@kc.rr.com Web site: CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, February 15; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Second Presbyterian Church, 315 E. 55th St., KCMO; LIMIT: 30

#1402 AGet Published Without Losing Your Mind or Your ShirtMike has been through the self- publishing maze twice and will share with you what works and how to avoid costly mistakes. Class covers everything from starting your own company to marketing. Mike is the owner of How High the Moon Publish-ing, and he has written and published two books. CONVENER: Mike Walker (816-965-0183) E-mail: mike@moonbookstore.comCLASS FEE: $9 + $10 material fee = $19Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, March 1; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 302, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

#1403 ASonnets UnboundUnleash your inner poet! Unlock the secrets to the fourteen-line lyric poem that William Shakespeare wrote so well. Join the Heart of America Shake-speare Festival for a three-session workshop on how to write your own sonnet. By the end of the workshop participants will be ready to enter their sonnet in the adult sonnet competition held by the Festival each spring.CONVENER: Kara Armstrong CLASS FEE: $14Sec. A: 3 sessions; every other Monday, beginning January 22; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#1601 AClassic Movie Palaces of the MidwestMike and Vicki Walker spent the summer of 2006 searching for classic movie theaters still operat-ing. The result of their efforts is their new book, Cinemental Journeys. Mike and Vicki will share their experiences, movie theatres, histories, and nostalgic movie memories. Find out which theatres are haunted by ghosts! Mike is a freelance writer and former sports editor for the Pitch. Mike is also the owner of How High the Moon Publishing and is the publisher of two books.CONVENER: Mike Walker (816-965-0183) E-mail: mike@moonbookstore.comCLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, February 22; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; University Center, Rm. 147, 50th & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

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#1604 AFrancis Schaeffer’s “How Should We Then Live?”“How Should We Then Live?” is a unique filmatic experience created by Christian apologist Francis A. Schaeffer, which explores western civilization. Schaeffer challenges the materialistic and existentialist presuppositions of contemporary society and gives us the opportunity to re-examine the Judeo-Christian world-view. See what made this series so influential and why his message is still largely rejected by church leaders.CONVENER: Arthur McGregor CLASS FEE: $15Sec. A: 3 sessions; Saturdays, beginning March 17; 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 25

#1605 A or BDanse Orientale Movie NightBring your own chair or sit on the floor with us and watch videos featuring local, national, and/or international Belly Dance performances. Or, maybe a Middle Eastern movie or two—the group decides. We provide the non-alcoholic drinks, you can bring the snacks.CONVENER: Halah Zeki & Inanna Bint AliE-mail: halah.zeki@att.net CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, February 16; Sec. B: 1 session; Friday, April 13; MEETS: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM; Salaam Dance Studio, 303 NE 58th St., Gladstone, MO; LIMIT: 10

#1606 A or B“The Secret”This ground breaking movie reveals the great secrets of the universe. For the first time in history the world’s leading authors, scientists, and philosophers will reveal “The Secret” that transforms the lives of every person who ever knew it, including Plato, Einstein, Newton. This is the secret to everything-unlimited joy, health, money, relationships, love, youth: Everything you have ever wanted.CONVENER: Rev. Susan Peterson (913-526-1183) E-mail: spiritworks@kc.rr.com CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, February 1; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Central Resource Library, 9875 W. 87th St., Overland Park, KS; LIMIT: 100Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, February 6; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Blue Valley Library, 9000 W. 151st St., Overland Park, KS; LIMIT: 50

#2001 A or BSuccess With Mutual FundsMutual funds are one of the best options available today offering the opportunity to participate in the stock market while reducing the risk of individual investments. But the S&P 500 averaged 12.2% while the average mutual fund investor gained only 2.7%. Why? Learn how to successfully use mutual funds to accumulate wealth for your educational goals, retirement strategies or any other long-term financial goal you might have. John has 13 years’ experience helping people reach their financial goals. He is an independent financial services representative.CONVENER: John Ehler CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, February 28; 6:30 PM- 9:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 214, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMOSec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, May 1; 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; Hillcrest Community Center, 10401 Hillcrest Rd., KCMO, at Bannister (East from 71 Hwy) or 95th, go south on Hillcrest (intersection by K-Mart), go 1 mile, take a left at yellow blinking light; LIMIT: 25

#2003 AMoney For LifeWhether you earn $15,000 or $350,000 a year, gain COMPLETE CONTROL of your income and spending. Learn how to live on less than you make and recover at least 10% of your income. To de-velop a spending plan, bring a list of your monthly living expenses, debt balances and payments, your last 2 pay-stubs, a pencil and a calculator. Bring a required material fee of $74 to class that covers a textbook and workbook. The first “Debt Free Liv-ing” class is recommended, but not required.CONVENER: Jeff Meyer (308-381-6691)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 7; 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 15

#2004 ADebt Free Living!!Get completely out of debt in 5-7 years! Sound im-possible? Learn how to turn your debt into wealth. Learn how to live without credit cards and handle emergencies. Bring a list of all debts, balances and monthly payments, a calculator and a pencil. A required material fee of $64 (plus an extra $10 for married couples) for textbook is payable to the instructor in class. This is an educational class, no insurance or mortgage schemes are offered.CONVENER: Jeff Meyer (308-381-6691)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, April 7; 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 20

#2005 ACrouching Taxes, Hidden ProfitsSelf-employed persons, small business own-ers, home-based business operators, prospective business owners and wage earners that also file a Schedule C will learn over 100 tax saving areas of the tax code and their implementation. Audit-proof your records and calculate your tax savings during this workshop. Please bring $64 to class. The mate-rial fee includes the text written by a former IRS Senior Trial Attorney. Bring pencil, calculator and note pad. Class may be tax deductible! Jeff Meyer also facilitates the popular “Debt Free Living” class.CONVENER: Jeff Meyer (308-381-6691)CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, April 6; 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 214, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 30

#2002 A or BDebt Free & Financially IndependentNinety-five percent of all Americans don’t have enough money to retire. Move into the 5% that do…learn the fundamental concepts of how money works so you can make educated financial deci-sions and take control of your financial future. Education can be the ultimate key to gain financial success…the success that is attained by what you do with your money, not how much you make. John has 13 years’ experience as a personal financial services representative.CONVENER: John Ehler CLASS FEE: $9Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, January 31; 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 25Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, April 23; 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM; Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 305, 5110 Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 25

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