REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR - Katz JCC · 2019. 12. 27. · Nosh & Knowledge: The Jewish Mafia Instructor: Herb Kaufman, Faculty Civil War Institute, Manor College In the early 20th century,

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Monday, January 6 at 9am

GUESTS: Tuesday, January 7 at 9am

January - February - March 2020

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MONDAYFilm Appreciation: First It Was A PlayInstructor: Moylan Mills, Ph.D.Faculty, Penn State UniversityPlays often make excellent foundations for films. We will take a look at several powerful dramas to examine their adaptations to the screen. Are the plays more effective as movies or not? We will view Hellman’s The Little Foxes, Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, Miller’s The Crucible, and Albee’s A Delicate Balance.4 Mondays • 10:00am-12:30pm February 3, 10, 17, 24

JCC Member: $50 Guest: $65

Christine’s Art ClassInstructor: Christine Lyons Rendell, M.A. Art Educator, Fine Artist, Graphic ArtistChristine provides individualized instruction in all mediums within this relaxed and friendly group setting. Bring your art supplies. New students welcome!6 Mondays • 10am-12 Noon January 13, 27, February 3, 10, 17, 24


Sylvia Herman Memorial Bridge Play Plus: Int./Adv. Bridge Strategies Instructor: Joanne Smith, ACBL Life Master, Accredited Instructor and DirectorOur accredited instructor will work with intermediate and advanced bridge players on sharpening their skills. Every class will include an opportunity to practice strategies in supervised play. 6 Mondays • 10am-12 Noon January 13, February 24, March 2, 9, 16, 30


Reading The Story of Joseph as LiteratureInstructor: Merle Salkin, Jewish EducatorOur ancestors’ story sets the stage for recurrent themes in the Hebrew Bible. Together we will discover a new perspective on our forefather Abraham, his family and their adventures. Students are encouraged to share opinions and questions. No prior biblical knowledge is needed to enjoy this class. 4 Mondays • 1:00-2:15pmFebruary 3, 10, 17, 24


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Canasta for All Levels Classes held at South Jersey Bridge Center Route 70 • Barclay Pavilion • Suite 110 East • Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Instructor: Bernadette Hennesey May, owner of South Jersey Bridge Club, Canasta and Mah Jongg expertOur experienced instructor will provide instruction to beginners, answer questions, offer suggestions, give advice and form groups as needed. Four-player partnerships will be the focus with time also devoted to two and three person play in the later weeks. Each session will contain instruction for the beginner/novice players and strategy as well as tips and variations for the returning or experienced players. 4 Mondays • 10am-12 NoonJanuary 27, February 3, 10, 17


Mah Jongg for All Levels Classes held at South Jersey Bridge Center Route 70 • Barclay Pavilion • Suite 110 East • Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Instructor: Bernadette Hennesey May, owner of South Jersey Bridge Club, Canasta and Mah Jongg expertOur experienced instructor will provide instruction to beginners, answer questions, offer suggestions, give advice and form groups as needed. Supplies for beginner players will be provided. If you have the current National Mah Jongg winning hands card and set, please bring them. All levels of groups and individuals are welcome. 4 Mondays • 10am-12 NoonMarch 2, 9, 16, 30


Nosh & Knowledge: The Jewish Mafia Instructor: Herb Kaufman, Faculty Civil War Institute, Manor CollegeIn the early 20th century, Jewish gangsters were involved in many criminal activities from murder to narcotics. We will examine the life and times of the Jewish underworld uncovering some unsavory elements of this notorious period of Jewish American history.Coffee and cake included.Tuesday, March 17 • 10:30am-12 Noon


Debunking Diets Instructor: Stephanie Jacovini, NDTR, Katz JCCWhat are the differences between whole food, keto, raw food, plant-based, low carb, vegetarian, paleo and all the other popular diet trends? Which diet plan is going to work best for you? Join our JCC Nutritionist as she reveals the secret to dieting success.Tuesday, January 21 • 10:30-11:30am


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The Life and Work of Marvin Hamlisch Instructor: Leila Joffe, M.F.A. American Conservatory Theatre, Member AFTRA, SAG and Actor’s EquityMarvin Hamlisch was truly one singular sensation! He was a child prodigy who turned his talents into beautiful melodies that linger in our heart! We will learn about his life and the music legacy he left behind.Tuesday, January 14 • 10:30-11:45 am


Mah Jongg Luncheon Facilitator and Mah Jongg Maven: Bernadette Hennesy May, South Jersey Bridge ClubIndividuals and groups are welcome for a day of nosh and play. Please bring your cards and mah jongg sets. Our experienced facilitator will be on hand to help form groups, if needed. Space limited. Advanced registration only. No walk-ins. Catered lunch included.Tuesday, March 17 • 10:30am-2:30pm


Sojourns and Synagogues Instructor: Kathy Kaplan, winner of travel and Fulbright FellowshipsOnly through Life Long Learning can you travel to Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Eastern Russia, Siberia and Japan in three weeks! Board the JCC train to discover the sites, culture and Jewish life of each region.3 Tuesdays • 10:30-11:45am March 10, 17, 31


Four Hot Political TopicsInstructor: William Rosenberg, Ph.D. Faculty Drexel UniversityDr. Rosenberg will take us on a different journey every week and explore what’s hot in the world of politics today.January 14 Factors that Impact the Early Presidential

Primaries and CaucusesJanuary 21 Who Gets to be Vice-President of the US?February 11 What Is the Impact of Third-Party Candidates

on Presidential Elections?March 3 What is the Track Record of Presidential Polls?4 Tuesdays • 1:00-2:15pm January 14, 21, February 11, March 3



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WEDNESDAY (cont’d)

Art Appreciation: Postmoderns to 2020Instructor: Irene Sfakianos, MFA, University of the ArtsIn this provocative series, we will follow the “gallery scene” from New York and the Western Hemisphere to London, along with Paris and across Europe to Asia. Traditional regionalism can be found, but the “global drum” is beating! Discussions will include examinations of the prominent figures in art and architecture who have influenced the “scene.”6 Wednesdays • 10:30-11:45amJanuary 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12, 19


Help for Lower Back, Shoulder & Wrist Pain Instructor: Dr. Scott Yorker, Chiropractor, Katz JCCWhat are some of the non-surgical things you can do to help alleviate your pain? Dr. Yorker will explain and demonstrate pain relieving techniques you can practice at home.Wednesday, January 22 • 10:30-11:45am


Gotta Read!Instructor: Lisa Katz, MLIS, Book Club Facilitator, LibrarianIf you love to read, our friendly, well-directed and focused book discussions are for you. Please read the following books prior to class:January 15 Girl, Woman, Other by Bernadine EvaristoFebruary 5 Nothing to See Here by Kevin WilsonMarch 4 Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout 3 Wednesdays • 1:00-2:15pm January 15, February 5, March 4


Mavens: Jewish Experts & Advice-GiversInstructor: Steve Chervin, Jewish EducatorFor centuries, rabbis served as the prime sources of advice on all matters for Jews living in Europe and elsewhere. But in America, Jewish immigrants turned to other sources of counsel. From The Bintel Brief to Dr. Ruth, we’ll explore our history through Jewish advice-givers.4 Wednesdays • 1:00-2:15pm January 15, 22, 29, February 5


Current Events in the Afternoon Instructor: Susan Myers, B.A., Brandeis University, founder J.S.P.A.N., Political ScientistIn this longtime favorite class, our political expert, with liberal leanings, will continue to astound us with her comprehensive analysis of domestic and international politics gleaned from reports, government pronouncements and programs. 3 Wednesdays • 1:00-2:00pm March 4, 11, 18



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THURSDAYBagel Breakfast: Elizabeth Taylor- Not Just Another Pretty FaceInstructor: Moylan Mills, Ph.D., Faculty Penn State University As her career progressed, it became clear that she was not just the sultry star with the lavender eyes, but a first-rate actress able to create multidimensional characters who could connect fully with her audiences. Taylor’s screen achievements as well as her tumultuous personal life will provide the backdrop for a tantalizing discussion.Bagel breakfast included.Thursday, March 12 • 10:30am-12 Noon


Religious Violence; Religious Wars! Blame it on G-d?Instructor: Yossi Afek, Jewish EducatorFrom the conquest of Canaan with its genocide to the Arab Jihad and from the Crusaders to the wars of religion in the 16th to 17th centuries in Europe, people have used the name of G-d and religion to wage war and inflict violence. Modern historians debate how much true religious motivation or secular objectives were behind those conflicts. Let’s follow these events and search further into the motivations.4 Thursdays • 10:30-11:45am February 27, March 5, 12, 19


Positive Aging on Screen: The Thing About My Folks Instructor: Marcy Weiner Lahav, MSW, Katz JCC Adult, Cultural and Judaic Department DirectorAfter waking up to a Dear John letter from his wife of 47 years, Sam isn’t sure what he should do. Written by and starring Paul Reiser, along with Peter Falk and Olympia Dukakis, this comedy-drama depicts the thick-and-thin commitment shared in marital, parental and sibling relationships, and deals with the walls that can be built between family members over time. Coffee and cake included.Thursday, March 19 • 9:30am-12 Noon


Letting Go of FEAR in this New YearInstructor: Liz Curran, JCC Wellness/Lifestyle CoachJoin JCC’s Wellness Lifestyle Coach, Liz Curran, as she guides us through how to combat stress triggers and embrace a more mindful way to enter into the new decade. A fresh start to 2020!Thursday, January 16 • 10:30-11:45am



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Jewish Matinee and Movie Snacks: The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch Facilitator: Sharon Siegel, Director of Life Long Learning, Katz JCCSpend the afternoon noshing and laughing through this delightful Netflix comedy. Pressured to marry a nice Orthodox Jewish woman, Motti is thrown for a loop when he falls for his classmate Laura, who his mother will never approve of.Refreshments included.Thursday, March 5 • 1:00-3:30pm



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“Plaza Suite” at Hudson Theatre with Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica ParkerSunday, May 3Leave from 1721 Federation Annex at 10:30am • Return approximately 7:30pmTwo-time Tony Award winner Matthew Broderick and two-time Emmy Award winner Sarah Jessica Parker are coming to the Broadway stage together for the first time in over 20 years. Headlining the classic comedy Plaza Suite, by legendary playwright and four-time Tony Award winner Neil Simon, these two world-class actors play three different couples in one famous hotel room.

JCC Member: $195 Guest: $220Includes round trip coach transportation, driver’s gratuity, dress circle seat, snacks on return trip. Lunch on your own.

“I Left My Dignity In My Other Purse” with Joyce DeWitt at Hunterdon Hills PlayhouseTuesday, May 19Leave from Katz JCC 8:30am • Return approximately 7pm A hilarious new comedy staring Joyce DeWitt, renowned for her role as Janet in the iconic TV sitcom, Three’s Company. Four days ago, Ruth Baker planned to retire and marry her fiancé in Tahiti. But then her retirement party spun wildly out of control, leaving Ruth too inebriated to remember everything that happened.

JCC Member: $95 Guest: $115Includes round trip coach transportation, full lunch, show, driver’s gratuity.

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Registration Form Everyone is required to fill out the registration form below if you choose to register by mail or in person at the JCC.If you choose to register online, please visit katzjcc.org.Please mail your registration to to: Saltzman Foundation Life Long Learning Institute 1301 Springdale Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003.

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MondayFilm Appreciation: First It Was A Play $50 $65

Christine's Art Class $60 $75

Bridge Play Plus: Intermediate/Advanced Bridge $60 $75

Reading The Story of Joseph as Literature $40 $50

Canasta for All Levels $60 $75

Mah Jongg for All Levels $60 $75

Tuesday Nosh and Knowledge: The Jewish Mafia $15 $20

Debunking Diets $10 $15

The Life and Work of Marvin Hamlisch $10 $15

Mah Jongg Luncheon $20 $30

Sojourns and Synagogues $30 $40

Four Hot Political Topics $40 $55

WednesdayArt Appreciation: Postmoderns to 2020 $60 $75

Help for Lower Back, Shoulder and Wrist Pain $5 $10

Gotta Read! $30 $40

Mavens: Jewish Experts and Advice-Givers $40 $55

Current Events in the Afternoon $30 $45

ThursdayBagel Breakfast: Elizabeth Taylor $20 $35

Religious Violence; Religious Wars! Blame it on G-d? $40 $50

Positive Aging on Screen: The Thing About My Folks $10 $15

Letting Go of FEAR in this New Year $10 $15

Jewish Matinee and Movie Snacks: The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch $10 $15

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REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR - Katz JCC · 2019. 12. 27. · Nosh & Knowledge: The Jewish Mafia Instructor: Herb Kaufman, Faculty Civil War Institute, Manor College In the early 20th century,