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74 Winter/Spring 2019 443-518-1700 howardcc.edu/ConEd U.S. History Through the Decades Part III NEW! Join instructor Patrick Heline for a discussion of 1929 and the first half of the 1930s (1930-1934). ese five year saw the end of the economic prosperity of the 1920s and the crash of 1929, the onset of the Great Depression, President Hoover's reaction, and the political infighting among Repub- licans. Learn about the struggles and survival stories of the American people during this period, as well as the societal and cultural icons who emerged. $64 (includes $45 in fees) Sun 2pm-4pm, Jan 27-Feb 24 XI-382 7952 #6031 Health Sciences Building 110 U.S. History Through the Decades Part IV NEW! Join instructor Patrick Heline for a discussion on the Sec- ond half of the 1930s (1935-1939). ese five years saw the rise of the New Deal Programs and the effect that the New Deal had on the Great Depression; society's reaction to this program, the Dust Bowl, the increasing mobility of society, backlash to the New Deal Programs, and sowing the seeds for World War II. In this class, you will also examine the lives of major historical figures such as Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Maynard Keynes, Eleanor Roosevelt, Adolph Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini, and others. $64 (includes $45 in fees) Sun 1pm-3pm, Mar 10-Apr 7 XI-394 7953 #6032 Health Sciences Building 110 Andrew Jackson: A Pugilist as President NEW! Discover the events that catapulted Andrew Jackson to his two-term presidency, 1828–1836. You will examine his personal traits and his political philosophy that impacted the major events of his presidency. ese include: (1) e Indian Removal Act; (2) the demise of the national banking system; (3) e "Petticoat Affair" and the break-up of his cabinet; (4) the nullification and secession crisis with South Carolina. Finally, you will examine his legacy, which includes the formation of the modern Democratic Party. rough- out the program, you will compare and contrast Jackson's presidency to those of later presidents, including Donald Trump. Instructor: Roger Swartz. $54 (includes $45 in fees*) Wed 1pm-3pm, Mar 6-Apr 3 (No class Mar 20) XI-391 7938 #5470 Bain 50+ Center Gilded Age: Robber Barons and Muckrakers NEW! Were the dominant Titans of Industry such as Carnegie, Vanderbilt, Gould, Morgan, and Rockefeller robber barons, holding power over government, eliminating competitors, and stifling any attempt of their labor forces to unionize, or were they just shrewd businessmen and major philanthro- pists who founded e Carnegie Foundation, Vanderbilt University, and Colonial Williamsburg? is question will be considered, as will the philosophy of Social Darwinism, as it influenced the Gilded Age. Learn how "muckrakers" (a term applied by eodore Roosevelt to social reformers) mitigated some of the worst economic abuses of the age and le as a legacy the field of investigative journalism. Instructor: Roger Swartz. $64 (includes $45 in fees*) Wed 9:45am-11:45am, Mar 6-Apr 3 (No class Mar 20) XI-392 7937 #5469 Glenwood Community Center 60+ Symbolism: Renaissance to Contemporary Art NEW! Rumors and legends have emerged around many master- pieces based on the recognizable symbols and composi- tional designs used by the artists. What kind of feelings and meaning are the artists trying to convey? Are symbol and design patterns represented in every piece created by a specific artist? If so, how are they found? Join artist Kara LaRose to examine works of art from the Renaissance masters to contemporary artists. Upon completion of this course, visiting museums will be a whole new experience! $79 (includes $40 in fees*) Tue 1:30pm-3:30pm, Feb 19-Mar 19 XI-387 7940 #5475 Glenwood Community Center Drawing for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Levels is class will focus on a variety of drawing approaches, from the realistic to the abstract. Special attention will be given to the area of portraiture. Beginners will be introduced to the basics of drawing, including exercises that appeal to both technical and creative components. Intermediate and advanced students will receive individualized instruction as they work to improve and refine their skills. Bring white paper and a pencil to the first class. Supply list will be dis- tributed that day for independent purchase. Cost for supplies is about $20. Please register early. No tuition waivers for this course. Instructor: Ann Wiker. $79** (includes $40 in fees*) Sat 9:30am-11:30am, Mar 2-Mar 30 XE-653 7946 #5847 Elkridge 50+ Center Mixed Media: Drawing and Painting ere are very few working artists today who can say that they only use one type of material in their artistic practice. is course will teach you how to create dynamic artworks by combining various drawing and painting media, includ- ing but not limited to charcoal, graphite, watercolor, and acrylic. You can expect to complete several small works throughout this course. All levels of experience are welcome. Materials list will be distributed and discussed at the first class. Estimated cost $25. Instructor: Kara LaRose. $99** (includes $40 in fees*) Wed 1:30pm-3:30pm, Apr 24-May 22 XE-204 7927 #5309 North Laurel Community Center German for Travelers Are you ready for a Rhine River cruise, Oktoberfest, or the famous Christmas markets? Learn German survival vocabulary plus practical German phrases and expressions that allow you to introduce yourself, ask for and follow directions, order food and drink, and more. Each class will include a "Kulturecke" (cultural corner) pointing out cultural highlights, customs, regional differences, and do's and don'ts that await you and your exploration. Instructor Stephanie McGowan is a native German speaker. Optional Textbook (T) $79** (includes $40 in fees*) Fri 10am-12pm, Feb 8-Mar 1 XE-222 7944 #0799 Hickory Ridge