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LEARNING CURVE Winter/Spring 2010 Shakespeare's Women Some of the most fascinating women in all of literature live in the plays of William Shakespeare. Most of them are strong, some of them are foolish, and many are merely pawns of fate. In Denmark, ancient Egypt, Scotland, Britain, and Padua and Venice in Italy we will meet these women and get to know their strengths and their weaknesses. We will meet the men they loved and who loved them – and those who misunderstood them, abused them, and were willing to die for them. They are all timeless and unforgettable! Week 1: Elsinore, Denmark When: Mondays, Feb 22 – Mar 29, 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Marion Doane, M.Ed., studied literature at Earlham College in Indiana before earning her Master’s Degree in education from Cal Poly in California. She received an Outstanding Teacher Award from Cherry Hill Public Schools after her first year of teaching. Marion enjoyed sharing her passion for literature with young people throughout her nearly twenty years of teaching and was honored by the City of San Dimas, California for Outstanding Professional Work with Young People. |
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