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FRIDAY SPECIAL LECTURE SERIES

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The Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) at Caldwell University seeks to educate, entertain, and enlarge the world ofthe learner, and to provide this knowledge in a friendly social setting.

Each member, as a part of the Caldwell University community, receives: free parking; previews of and discounts onspecial academic, cultural, and social events; and limited use of the library.

To enroll in a class complete the REGISTRATION FORM. Two are provided for your convenience.Attend each class as scheduled unless notified regarding “canceled,

rescheduled, and/or oversubscribed.” LLI does not discount or allow auditing of classes. Absence from class is notconsidered a withdrawal. All change requests or withdrawals from a class be made in writing

. No changes will be accepted by telephone. No refunds after the first class meeting. Refundchecks will be processed by the Caldwell University finance office when written notice is received; expect somedelay. The LLI Advisory Board determines the of classes; if a course is canceled, enrolled students receiverefunds.

Check the home page of the University’s website at www.caldwell.edu or call 973-618-3100.

In case of emergency on campus, please go to the nearest office or pick up the nearest telephone and dial “0” to connectwith the operator. Ask the operator to send Security to your location. Also, from your cell phone, you can press 973-618-3000and then “0” to connect. Telephones are located in the hallways of all academic buildings on campus.





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Marietta Domanico.........................................PresidentPeter Domanico......................................Vice-President

James Clarke Anita GordonRonni Strell Hy Kleinman

Jane Ballinger Art Ballinger

Joy Slatoff

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After class and on Friday Lecture days, enjoy a gourmet meal inthe campus dining hall, located in the Student Center.Pay a special LLI low price

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There are no left turns onto Ryerson Avenue.

The “” indicates the best entrance to use for parkingon campus.

A parking decal is required to park on campus. Whenattending a class or lecture at the University, parkingstickers will be made available at that time.

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HY KLEINMAN: Graduate of Rutgers and Columbia Universities. He was a history teacher for four years and a counselor for 41 years.

A limited number of Handicapped Spacescan be found alongside Bldg. 10, infront of Bldgs. 2 and 3, and behindBldg. 9. There are a larger numberof spaces near the first entrance tothe upper part of the parking lot.

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Arrows indicate road stretches that are one-way only.

There are no left turns onto Ryerson Avenue.

The “” indicates the best entrance to use for parkingon campus.

A parking decal is required to park on campus. Whenattending a class or lecture at the University, parkingstickers will be made available at that time.

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ANITA GORDON: Graduate of New York Universityand did graduate work in education at St. John’s University. Taught for 25 years in the New York public school system.

HY KLEINMAN: Graduate of Rutgers and Columbia Universities. He was a history teacher for four years and a counselor for 41 years.

A limited number of Handicapped Spacescan be found alongside Bldg. 10, infront of Bldgs. 2 and 3, and behindBldg. 9. There are a larger numberof spaces near the first entrance tothe upper part of the parking lot.

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2018 SPRING SEMESTER FRIDAY LECTURES

WERNER HALL (WH) ALUMNI THEATRE (AT) at 10:00 a.m.

Pre-Lecture Social 9:15 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.ENTIRE LECTURE SERIES $60.00

SINGLE LECTURE $10.00 (pay at the door)

APRIL 6 DR. FRANK ARGOTE-FREYRE ATTHE AMERICAN PROMISE or THE AMERICAN MENACE:From the time of the Founding Fathers to the present day, immigration has been an ongoing conundrum for political leaders and the American public. Immigrants are both beloved and despised. Dr. Argote-Freyre will review the history of immigration and the issues of the modern debate.

MARCH 23 JAN FINDLAY TRIO ATVOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL INTERPRETATIONS of JAZZ: The trio, in a concert setting demonstrates how jazz, an American creation, is unique as a free-flowing art form. The group will demonstrate how musical compositions that are traditionally identified as classical, rock, or folk can be jazzified.

APRIL 13 FRED MILLER AT LECTURE-IN-SONG ; JUDY GARLANDA musical and anecdotal overview of the great American entertainer’s life and career.

APRIL 20 DR. GILLIAN HETTINGER WH LIVING AS A WOMAN IN THE MUSLIM WORLD: The lecture will be about her personal experiences living in the Muslim world: her initial impressions, her day-to-day encounters and

her lasting memories.

APRIL 27 DR. PERRY LEAVELL ATOUTSIDERS, POPULISTS, and NATIONALISTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY: President Trump has been called an outsider, a populist and a nationalist. What have these words meant in American history? Dr.

Leavell’s lecture will give us a better understanding of politics today.

MAY 4 DR. BOB BUTTS AT DONIZETTI: MASTER OF OPERA - TRAGIC and COMICA look at the operas of Gaetano Donizetti, especially his tragic masterpiece “Lucia di Lammermoor” and his comic masterpiece” l’elisir d’amore.”

WEDNESDAYTHE FASCINATING STORIES OF THE CHILDREN OF WORLD FAMOUS PEOPLE.

HY KLEINMAN will discuss the mysterious life of Arthur MacCarthur IV, son of Gen. Douglas and (Jean) MacCarthur; the tragic story of Lt. Yakov Stalin, the son of Russia’s wartime leader, and the controversial life of Alice Roosevelt Longworth, the daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt.

April 18, 25, and May 2 $25.0012 noon – 12:50 p.m. Caldwell University AQ 107

FRIDAY NEWS & VIEWS

ANITA GORDON will lead a lively in-depth discussion of the latest news, with class participation. Major issues facing the nation will follow the current news reports each week.

March 23, April 6, 13, 20, 27 $35.001:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Caldwell University AQ 107

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION OF LECTURERS

EUGENE LIEBER: A historian of topics ranging from ancient Greece and Rome to the political struggles in our contemporary world. A graduate of Rutgers University and the University of Connecticut.

JAN FINDLAY has been singing professionally for over forty years. She has appeared in clubs throughout New York City and is a favorite at Shanghai Jazz in Madison, NJ. Joining Jan are jazz pianist TOMOKO OHNO, and bassist RICK CRANE, both graduates of the renowned Jazz Studies Program at William Paterson University.

DR. FRANK ARGOTE-FREYRE: A scholar of Latin American History at Kean University. His first book, published in 2006, was Fulgencio Batista: From Revolutionary to Strongman,. His second book was A Brief History of the Caribbean. He received his Ph.D. from Rutgers University.

DR. GILLIAN HETTINGER: She received her Ph.D. in British Literature from Drew University and is currently teaching at William Paterson University. She has been awarded multiple fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.

FRED MILLER: A pianist, vocalist, and producer of operettas, dramas, musicals, and cabarets. Fred is also the founder of the Copper Penny Players.

DR. PERRY LEAVELL: He received his MA from Duke University and his Ph.D. with distinction from Tulane University. He taught history for four decades at Drew University. The history department at Drew University has endowed a fund to honor his extraordinary service to the university and to hundreds of Drew students.

DR. BOB BUTTS: A graduate of the University of Iowa, the Juilliard School, and the American Conservatory of Music. He is the founder and conductor of the Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey. He has conducted operas throughout Europe and most recently he presented recitals of his own compositions in Venice, Italy. Dr. Butts teaches at Drew and Montclair State Universities.

MARCH 9 EUGENE LIEBER AT OUR FIRST THREE PRESIDENTS: WASHINGTON, ADAMS, and JEFFERSON: The lecture about these presidents will include their successes and failures, their complex lives, and how they shaped the

future of a new nation.

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