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The Institute for Learning in
Retirement will have a coffee on Monday,
Jan. 8, from 1-3 p.m. Any resident in the
area who is interested in finding out more
about the institute's program is invited.
The coffee will be held in the East
Campus Center. Officers and members
of the institute will be there to discuss the
new programs and to answer questions
about the structure and purpose of the
institute.
Registration for the next semester will
be held Jan. 10-11 and courses will start
Jan. 15. The semester will consist of two
seven-week periods with a two-week
spring break. Seventeen different courses
will be offered to those registering for the
coming semester. Among these classes
are Conversational French, Art History,
Chemistry and Societal Problems, TV
Production, Dublin: The Early Abbey
Theatre, Swimming and Current Events.
There also will be courses in advanced
semantics, short story discussion and
photography as a social force.
Cost of the program to members is
$104 per year and membership is open to
anyone over 50 who has intellectual
curiosity. While some members have
advanced degrees, others are high school
graduates. Members have retired from
careers in business, law, medicine,
teaching and home and community work.
For further information call the Office
of Continuing Education at 684-6259.
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Franz Kafka exhibit
Currently on display in the gallery of
the Perkins Library is a photographic
exhibition portraying the life and works
of Austrian writer Franz Kafka (1883-
1924). The exhibit is sponsored by the
Department of Germanic Languages and
Literature in cooperation with the
Goethe Institute, Atlanta.
The exhibition will be shown in two
parts. Part One on the early years will
remain on display until Jan. 12. Part Two
on the later years will be displayed from
Jan. 12-22. Copies of a guide to the
exhibition are available upon request at
the Reference Desk.
ANOTHER OF SANTA'S HELPERS - Linda
Lyon (center), a secretary in the Liggett
Group's law department, won this giant
stocking full of toys in a contest at work. She
decided the prize would be the most
appreciated in the pediatric playroom here. Dr.
Samuel Katz, professor and chairman of
pediatrics, and Loretta Crawford, director of
pediatric recreation therapy, were on hand
when the stocking was delivered.
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