Registraton Fee Office hours Our registration fee is 10 per student per semester. A registration fee is not required for single session Featured Speakers, single session Lecture Series and Special Events classes costing 20 and our 92nd St. Y programs. Gift Certificates 10am4pm, MondayThursday September 4 to December 11 10am10pm Mondays and Tuesdays October 1 to December 11 Office closed on Fridays Important dates Looking for a perfect holiday gift or want to commemorate a special occasion A

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TABLE OF CONTENTS COURSES Speakers Special Events Featured Speakers 92nd St Y Live Lecture Series Special Events Arts Arts Crafts Books Film Theater Culinary Arts Home Garden Language Writing Music 1215 1516 16 16 1720 2122 23 24 25 68 9 1012 Personal Professional Growth Family Pets 30 Careers Finance 3031 Health Wellness 3132 Personal Growth 3234 Recreation Dance Games Fitness Trips Outings ASM Online 3435 3537 3739 40 4142 ASM offers online learning in partnership with ed2go. Go to

FEATURED SPEAKERS American Slavery NEW From 1619 until the early 19th century, the Atlantic slave trade shipped millions of West Africans against their will to America to provide cheap labor. Explore the lives of slaves as well as their family relationships, working and living conditions, sustaining religion and resistance. Eugene Lieber, M.A., history, Rutgers University, associate professor emeritus, history, Essex County College. www.eugenelieber.com 1 Wednesday, 10am12pm, November 7 Montcla

FEATURED SPEAKERS Molly Stevens On Roasting and Braising NEW Molly Stevens is an awardwinning cookbook author and a distinguished cooking teacher. Her books include All About Roasting A New Look at a Classic Art and All About Braising The Art of Uncomplicated Cooking. Come hear Molly speak about how cooking has shaped her life and how learning basic techniques can make anyone a better cook. She will examine the techniques of roasting and braising in detail and explain why these are two essentia

FEATURED SPEAKERS Putting a Spin on Spinster Surviving Singlehood in the 21st Century NEW Join a lively and thoughtprovoking conversation on the growth in the number of single people in the U.S., and why being single and childfree can be quite good. A spouse and children may not be in the stars for every woman, but a great life should be. The evening will kick off with a wine tasting at Halcyon in Montclair. Registrants must be at least 21 years old. The speakers book will be available for sale

Relevant Octogenarians Mayor Ed Koch, George McGovern, Rupert Murdoch and Paul Volcker Leonard Lopate, moderator Dr. Deborah Marin, scientific advisor Dan Kaplan, producer The American population is aging because of advances in healthcare and pharmaceutical technologies. A retirement age of 58 may become the norm and longevity is projected to exceed 83 years. Hear the panel share relevant information and wisdom for young retirees. Mayor Ed Koch, mayor of NYC from 19781989 partner, Bryan Cave LLP

LECTURE SERIES SPECIAL EVENTS The Battle of Pussy Willow Creek, A MockumentarySatire NEW A comedy film screening followed by a discussion with the director and a lively QA. Ken Burns meets Spinal Tap in a subversive tour de force relaying the outrageous life stories of four supposedly forgotten Civil War heroes an opiumaddicted gay colonel, an aging Chinese launderer, a nerdy escaped slave and a onearmed teenage prostitute. The Battle of Pussy Willow Creek tells the 100 true story of how these

LECTURE SERIES SPECIAL EVENTS Glory Days of Railroad Dining NEW Once upon a time dining on longdistance trains was on a par with having meals in a private club or classy city restaurant. An aficionado of the Pullmancar era of train travel will recall 100 years of dining first class and talk about how whiteglove service is translated for the contemporary traveler on a restored 1923 Pullman car. Terence Mulligan, Whippany Railway Museum board member lifelong enthusiast of rail travel. 1 Monday,

LECTURE SERIES SPECIAL EVENTS Speed Dating at Halcyon NEW Most of us know within minutes whether we are attracted to someone or not. So, in a time when our schedules are so burdened, why not spend a few minutes with potential dates in one wellchoreographed event. Event includes discounted specialty drinks, door prizes, gift bags and a discounted rate on your entre at Halcyon or Egan Sons that evening. Age range 4860 1 Thursday, 7830pm, November 8 Age range 3547 1 Thursday, 91030pm, November 8

ARTS CRAFTS Chain Maille Techniques Advanced NEW Building on the skills from the beginner session, learn decorative designs in the Persian pattern family suitable for holiday gift giving. Prerequisite Prior experience with chain maille. A materials fee of 15 is payable to instructor at the first class. Students should bring their own pliers to class. Peter Lee, jewelry artist specializing in medieval and contemporary chain work. www.facebook.comthe.burley.badger 3 Tuesdays, 79pm, November 13 t

ARTS CRAFTS Japanese Flower Arranging Discover ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging. Learn to place fresh flowers into beautiful arrangements that brighten a room, please the eye and refresh the spirit. Flowers will cost a total of 63 to be paid to the instructor at the first class. A flower holder, called a kenzan, is required and will be available for 27 unless an equivalent one is provided by the student. Bring a container, such as a pie or fruit plate to the first class. N

ARTS CRAFTS Start Sewing Are you a beginner who would love to sew craft projects, home decor items and clothing Learn how to thread and run a sewing machine, read a pattern and plan a project. No class on Tuesday, November 6. Bring a portable sewing machine and its instruction manual, an empty bobbin, thread and sewing shears to first class. Instructor will provide a list of other supplies needed for sewing projects. Fran Phillips, adjunct professor of art, Seton Hall University instructor, fo

BOOKS Shakespeares Othello NEW Othello is Shakespeares great tragedy of a love story doomed in a racist society. Close reading and analysis of the text will foster appreciation of the great drama and poetry in this magnificent play. Students will examine the elements of dramacharacter, plot, setting, diction and theme and will have the opportunity to read Shakespeare aloud. Please read the entire play before the first session. Ethel Owens, former teacher, University of Chicago, Morehouse Colle

CULINARY ARTS Cooking Tips In our cooking classes you will taste what is prepared and take home the recipes. If a class is a participatory one, it will be marked with the handson symbol bring an apron for cooking and cleaning up. Cooking with Friends Asian Inspired Home Cooking NEW Experience the pleasures and efficiency of cooking together while learning to use a variety of Asian ingredients to create delicious, healthy and simple meals. Make extraordinary dumplings, salads, slaws, fried rice

CULINARY ARTS Fast Food the Healthy Way NEW Love fast food but dont like what it does to your familys health Learn delicious and easytoprepare alternatives to some favorite dishes fried chicken, quesadillas, mac and cheese and more. This is a demonstration class. Alma Schneider, founder, TakeBacktheKitchen.com, a blog helping people overcome their obstacles to cooking cooking and food writer for numerous websites including CBS.com and Womans Days Desperation Dinners speaker, TEDxTalks. 1 Monday

CULINARY ARTS Healthy and Creative HighEnergy Salads NEW Explore making different highfiber salads, using shredded cabbage, broccoli, kale and lettuce as a base, paired with flavorful lowcal vinaigrette dressings. Starting with a basic vinaigrette, learn to modify it with spices and herbs. Come prepared to taste your way to a healthier lifestyle. This is a demonstration class. Nicky Mesiah, graduate, Peter Kumps Cooking School, NYC owner, Mesiah Event Planners, Inc. owner, Miss Nickys Gourmet T

CULINARY ARTS Scrumptious Stuffing NEW Learn how to make three fabulous stuffings to add to your holiday repertoire New Orleans oyster, andouille and corn bread stuffing savory spinach, shaved Parmesan and artichoke French bread stuffing and individual cinnamon and caramelized apple croissant stuffing. This is a demonstration class. Cardie Mortimer, professional chef, trained in the Deep South with Emeril Lagasse, Paula Deen and Kevin Belton. www.Cardiecooks.com 1 Monday, 7930pm, November 19 M

HOME GARDEN Basic Beekeeping NEW Learn honeybee basics purchasing bees and equipment, seasonal management, keeping bees healthy and honey production and harvesting. Students will travel on their own to Presby Memorial Iris Gardens in Montclair to visit a local hive to see beekeeping in action. Text costs 7.50. Joseph Lelinho, experienced beekeeper owner, Hilltop Honey, LLC. www.HiltopHoneyLLC.com 6 Mondays, 79pm, October 1 to November 5 Montclair High School 1 Saturday, 12 2pm, November 3 Pr

HOME GARDEN Indoor PlantScaping NEW Following a discussion of basic design principles, explore color, texture and form in a handson creative exercise. Experiment with placement and grouping to create pleasing plant compositions. Take home rooted cuttings of attractive foliage plants. Cosponsored by Van Vleck House Gardens. Dress for gardening. Laura Roberts, garden manager, Van Vleck House Gardens ISAcertified arborist NJcertified tree expert. www.VanVleck.org 1 Friday, 1230pm, November 30

French LANGUAGE Textbooks Some classes require a textbook which may be purchased from ASM on the first night of class with cash or a check. All foreign language books are 20, ESL 125, ESL 235. French 1 78pm 99 French 2 89pm 109 French 3 67pm 109 No class on Tuesday, November 6. Susan Ghirardelli, M.A., French literature and linguistics, University of Zurich. 10 Tuesdays, October 9 to December 18 Montclair High School American Sign Language ASL Beginners Learn finger spelling, vocabulary an

Poetry Writing Workshop WRITING Creative Writing Workshop FirstDraft Fever Have you always wanted to write creatively but found yourself short of time or ideas Learn to write in the moment, using classroom exercises that are both playful and serious. Be amazed at how fresh and spontaneous your compositions can be. Writers of all genres are welcome. Bring a pen and notebook to class. Marian Calabro, author, The Perilous Journey of the Donner Party and other books certified creative writing works

MUSIC Acoustic Guitar Performance Workshop Intended for competent acoustic guitarists, this workshop series will focus on live performance in the singersongwriter genre while addressing technique and aspects of music theory and song writing. All participants must bring material to work on and perform during class. Constructive critique will be offered in a supportive environment. Guest guitarists share their talents and experience. Optional perform at a local open mic with the instructor and oth

COMPUTERS TECHNOLOGY Database Concepts and MS Access An Introduction NEW Discover the concepts of database structure with this handson class. Learn to create, link, search and manipulate basic data tables using Microsoft Access. Prerequisite Familiarity with basic PC operation and Microsoft Office. This class will be taught on PCs equipped with Microsoft Office 2007. Claudel Robert, senior analyst, Columbia University principal consultant, ScanArc Solutions. www.ScanArcSolutions.com 4 Mondays,

COMPUTERS TECHNOLOGY Mac OS X Fundamentals Learn everything you need to know about Mac OS X, Apples easytouse operating system. Discover how to choose commands from menus and keyboard shortcuts. Be introduced to advanced management topics, basic principles of file sharing and how to work with multiple user accounts. Create Dock icons while learning basic troubleshooting techniques. Damien Barrett, Mac System technician Applecertified trainer. 1 Tuesday, 7930pm, October 2 Montclair High School

COMPUTERS TECHNOLOGY Microsoft Word 2007 Mail Merge NEW Mail merge is a useful tool that allows you to easily produce multiple letters, labels, envelopes and more using information stored in a list, database or spreadsheet. Learn to use the Word 2007 mail merge wizard to create a data source and a form letter. Explore other wizard features. Additionally, discover how to use the mailing ribbon commands to work with your document outside of the wizard. Prerequisite Completion of beginning cours

TECH CAF Kindle Level 1 NEW Thinking of buying one or just want to learn more about how to use it This introductory class gets new and potential users up and running on the Kindle portable reader. Topics include basic set up and navigation of the Kindle, simple acquisition of content from the Amazon store, and tips for navigating and enjoying the device. Class is for beginners. Bring your Kindle to class if you already own one. This course is for all Kindle models EXCEPT the Kindle Fire. Jon B

FAMILY PETS Dog Training Learn to talk dog Find out how to establish the key leadership role that all dogs need and secretly crave. Commands such as heel, sit, stay and come, when practiced regularly, will help you turn your unruly pup into a controllable clown. Open to dogs aged four months to two years. Classes are not for dogs with aggression or extreme timidity problems, since the group aspect of the class might reinforce these negative behaviors. Training is done using choke collars, but

CAREERS FINANCE Storytelling for People with Stories to Tell NEW See full description on page 24. Understanding Medicare Basics NEW Overwhelmed by the many parts to Medicare Learn about Medicares Part A, B, C and D and the importance and types of Medigap insurance Medicare Supplemental Insurance. Review eligibility, coverage and Medicares drug plan. Howard Berniker, experienced insurance specialist, focusing on longterm care, Medicare and life insurance. 1 Thursday, 7830pm, October 11 Montcl

HEALTH WELLNESS Nutrition for Life NEW Learn how your body works. Examine the function of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Discover what minerals, antioxidants, vitamins and herbs can do for your body. Become familiar with how to read food labels and what exercise does for you and for your brain function. Paul Stefanelli, nutritionist, chiropractic neurologist, educator, speaker author, Rise from The Ground and The Door. Former owner of Touch of Health health foods and host of Optimum Health

PERSONAL GROWTH The Power of a WOW Makeover NEW Are you stuck in a rut Want to change but dont know where to begin Discover your personal style, how to identify your inner and outer beauty and find not only a new you, but the true you. This class is for women of all ages. A 15 materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Lori BryantWoolridge, bestselling author and Emmyawardwinning writer leader of womens workshops nationwide author, Weapons of Mass Seduction A Novel To Unleas

PERSONAL GROWTH Your Renaissance Years Making the Psychological Transition to Retirement NEW Thinking of retiring or already retired Explore key questions of identity, purpose, relationships and lifestyle to give you confidence in defining your own retirement. Learn selfassessment tools to increase creative decision making. Set new goals and design an intentional plan of action for a fulfilling and comfortable retirement. Learn what worked for successful retirees. Transition to Personal Identit

DANCE Social DancingBeginning Level Master the basics of the foxtrot, waltz, swing and rumba. Learn to dance confidently to any music the band may play. No class on Tuesday, November 6. A partner is not necessary. Wear flat, softsoled shoes. Karolina Stepien, dance instructor, Rogers Dancesport. 8 Tuesdays, 78pm, October 9 to December 4 Montclair High School 95 Swing Have fun as you swirl, slide and bounce to the beat of great music. Learn enough patterns to get you out on that dance floor Th

GAMES HalfCourt Basketball for Men The Over 50 Set Play halfcourt basketball on 3, 4, or 5man teams. Playground rules prevail. This is a venue for exercise and camaraderie. Prerequisite prior experience playing basketball. No aggressive behavior permitted. Aaron Woods, college intramural and church basketball league champion. 8 Mondays, 8930pm, October 1 to November 19 George Inness Annex 129 Advanced Beginner 7 Thursdays, 89pm, November 8 to January 3 7 Fridays, 89pm, November 9 to January 4

GAMES Volleyball 1 Beginner Recreational Levels Beginners should have played some and will learn the basic individual skills and fundamentals of the game, including being able to judge where the ball is going and control the ball in play. This pace will be the slowest. Recreational players should have some league or intramural experience and possess basic skills. Instruction on setting, spiking, blocking, team concepts and rules will be given. This pace will be slow. 10 Mondays, 7830pm, Octobe

FITNESS Chair Exercises If you have difficulty doing exercises on the floor, this is the class for you. Learn movements while sitting in a chair. The result will be greater strength, toning and flexibility. Light weights or therabands are optional. No class on Wednesday, November 21. Lorrain Salerno, professional dancer member, International Dance and Exercise Association graduate, DEA, New York. 10 Wednesdays, 1011am, October 3 to December 12 First Lutheran Church 109 Stretch, Strengthen, an

FITNESS Yoga This ancient art form will help to increase strength and flexibility and promote relaxation and wellbeing. Classes are appropriate for beginners or for continuing practitioners of yoga. No class on Tuedsay, November 6 and Thursday, November 22. Bring a yoga mat or pad. Meera Gall, experienced Integral instructor of Hatha yoga. 10 Mondays, 9301045am, October 1 to December 3 10 Tuesdays, 7815pm, October 2 to December 11 10 Thursdays, 600715pm, October 4 to December 13 Unitarian Univ

TRIPS OUTINGS Barnes Foundation Museum and Reading Terminal Market NEW View the largest collection of Renoirs in the world, more Cezannes than in all France and works by Matisse, Manet, Degas and Picasso on a guided tour of the new home of the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. The museums recently opened galleries replicate those in Dr. Barnes Merion, PA home with all the artwork displayed exactly as they appeared there. After a stroll through the museums landscaped grounds, travel to the Read

ASM ONLINE MORE THAN 300 ONLINE COURSES FR MFO ME CO HO Our instructorfacilitated ed2go online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. Our instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and supportive communities of learners. All courses run for six weeks with a 10day grace period at the end. Courses are projectoriented and include lessons, quizzes, handson assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, and more. You can complete any course entirely from y

ASM ONLINE ONLINE COURSES FOR BUSINESS Sharpen your skills, or learn new ones with our instructor facilitated ed2go online courses. Online Continuing Education courses run for sixweeks with a 10day extension period available at the end. Courses are projectoriented and include lessons, quizzes, handson assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, and more. You can complete any course entirely from your home or office. Any time of the day or night. Business Law for the Small Business Owne

INDEX 3 to 5 Mile Training Program No Boundaries Second Step ...................................................37 92nd St. Y Live Simulcast.....................................9 Dim Sum, The Other Beyond Dumplings ...................................20 Dog Training........................................................30 Drawing ..............................................................13 E ed2go online classes ....................................4142 Epernay Restaurant .................

INDEX J Japanese Flower Arranging................................14 Jazz Tap..............................................................34 Jewelry Basics....................................................14 Jin Shin Jyutsu, Introduction to ..........................31 Job Seekers Boot Camp ....................................30 Juicing and Nutrition ..........................................19 K Kindle..................................................................29 Kindle Fire..........

INDEX T Tai Chi Chih ..................................................38 Take Me to Your Leader Oh Wait Thats Me........................................................31 Tech Caf......................................................2829 Digital Photography 101 .................................28 Facebook Company Page, Create a................28 Free and LowCost Tools for Creating Business Websites............................28 iPad and You Level 1, 2.................................28 Kindl

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration Online at www.adultschool.org Registration begins Tuesday, September 4. Registering via our website is the fastest way to enroll for a course. If you need your username or password, please contact the office. By mail Registrations that arrive in the office are Waiting Lists If a course is full, you will be put on a waiting list. The office will contact you if space becomes available or if another course section is added. Withdrawals and Refunds If the Adu

DIRECTIONS AND PARKING Directions From Route 3, take Grove Street south 2.7 miles Parking When parking on the street, local ordinances prohibit parking within 25 feet of an intersection. Parking is also available in the lighted and guarded lot behind the George Inness Annex building. The lot entrance is on North Fullerton Avenue, just north of Chestnut Street. You may enter the back of the Annex building from the lot go through the building and across the street if your course meets in the mai

LOCATIONS Class Locations Alexander Kasser Theater Montclair State University One Normal Avenue, Montclair Amanti Vino 30 Church Street, Montclair AMC Garden State 16 1 Garden State Plaza, Paramus Asana House 127 Valley Road, Montclair Clifton Racquet Club 1075 Route 46 East, Clifton Congregation Shomrei Emunah 67 Park Street, Montclair East Orange Golf Course 440 Parsonage Hill Road, Short Hills Epernay French Restaurant 6 Park Street, Montclair First Lutheran Church 153 Park Street, Montclair

VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER Volunteering does more than make you feel good. It augments skill sets for those between jobs, it provides a creative outlet for those who are not being challenged and it connects you with likeminded people in an endeavor that, well,... makes you feel good. Opportunities are plentiful at ASM, you can Create a class youd like to see taught Research offerings at similar schools across the country Represent ASM at special events in town Work in the office with staff member

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