THE LEARNING CURVE Spring 2012

10th Anniversary!!!

We thank our students for their participation and look forward to
continuing to connect those who love to learn with those who love to teach.

Designed for those who love to learn, Tucson's independent arts and
humanities series offers intriguing topics presented by outstanding
scholars who delight in teaching. You'll find classmates who share your
passion for ideas as you explore art, writing, literature, music, history, and more.

NEW CLASSES: May Reads T.C. Boyle, and Lost and Found, taught by William Fry!

A new course for May:

MAY READS
In the wake of the recent Tucson Festival of Books, we're all eager to read an author I've long admired. T.C. Boyle is a man whose inventive, quirky, and astonishingly realistic stories always engage and entertain.

For the month of May we'll read from After the Plague and Other Stories by T.C. Boyle (many used copies will be available on Amazon.com and Pima County Libraries).

Please come to the first class having read the stories for May 1.

May 1 "Termination Dust" and "Friendly Skies"
May 8 "Peep Hall" and "Achates McNeil"
May 15 "The Love of My Life" and "Killing Children"
May 22 "Rust" and The Underground Gardens"

When: Tuesdays May 1-22 1pm until 3pm
Where: The Windmill Inn Board Room
Cost: $95 (4 session)

Instructor: Kathryn Cowan, Ph.D., taught literature for more than 40 years in St. Louis, Memphis, and Santa Cruz.(4 session)

All of the art work featured on this site has been taken from paintings by Tucson artist Cynthia Miller.

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