Welcome to the spring 2013 semester of Queensborough

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4Culture
Books Mary F. Tomaselli, M.L.S. (Master of Library Science)
Books & Brunch
This semester, read and discuss six (6) selections of contemporary and classical literature.
Gather in a diverse group setting and participate in an informal but challenging discussion of
books and the reading experience. Learn what authors do to capture a reader's interest and
to keep a reader reading. Join in and talk about how authors create characters, develop plot
and theme. Feel free to share your feelings and insights during these two-hour discussions.
The first book we will read this semester is Paula McLain's Paris Wife. Please read this selection
PRIOR to the 1st class meeting. The list of the additional books will be provided on the
first day of class.
We will read and discuss one book every two weeks. A film of one of the books will be
shown. Suggestions of good books to read will be made throughout the semester. For each
selection, supporting resource material will be given out by the facilitator.
ENX-156 7 sessions (14 hours) / $125 / 11:30am-1:30pm
including both sections: Luncheon off-campus on Tuesday May 21st at 12 noon
TA Tues, Feb. 5, 26; March 12; April 9, 23, and; May 7, 21 (Luncheon)
RA Thurs, Feb. 7, 28; March 14; April 11, 25, and; May 9, 21 (Tuesday – Luncheon)
By the Book
This semester, read and discuss four (4) selections of contemporary and classical literature.
Gather in a diverse group setting and participate in an informal but challenging discussion of
books and the reading experience. Learn what authors do to capture a reader's interest and to
keep a reader reading. Join in and talk about how authors create characters, develop plot and
theme. Feel free to share your feelings and insights during these one-hour discussions.
The first book we will read this semester is Paula McLain's Paris Wife. Please read this
selection PRIOR to the 1st class meeting. A list of the additional books will be provided on
the first evening of class.
We will read and discuss one book each month. Suggestions of good books to read will
be made throughout the semester. For each selection, supporting resource material will be
disseminated.
ENX-154 T / 5 sessions (5 hours) / $60
Tues, 6:15-7:15pm, Feb. 19, March 19, April 16, May 14, and; May 21 (Luncheon)
The Twilight Zone
Steven Apostolo, BA, Media Studies; BA, Drama & Theater, and Drummer & Percussionist
Step into the world of Rod Serling and his dimension of sound, sight and mind.
Participants will explore the world of The Twilight Zone through plot analysis,
complex characters and understanding the significance of how this remarkable show
has had an impact on our world today. Each class will include a screening and discussion
of episodes followed by a Q & A.
PSX-318 W / 4 sessions (8 hours) / $75 Wed, 7-9pm Feb. 27-March 20
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