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Fall 2007Exercise and the Brain in DenverSubmitted by Sally Kneser on July 28, 2007 - 9:21am
There is a white board at Curves, DTC that says, “Exercise actually develops a stronger brain. It induces the cells in the brain to reinforce old connections and make new connections. The denser neuron network makes you better able to process and store the information resulting in a smarter brain.” Is that true? Here is a reply from Dr. Bennie Bub, a neurosurgeon certified on three continents: ( categories: )
Facilitator Profiles - Fall 2007Check out the wonderful people who are involved with the Academy: OUR COURSE FACILITATORS(Listed alphabetically) ( categories: )
Course Descriptions - Fall 2007COURSESAcademy courses are divided into the following categories: Social Sciences, Science & Medicine, and Fine Arts & Humanities. The Divertimenti are shorter, less serious, or more craft oriented offerings. A printer friendly version of this page is available. ( categories: )
Courses Fall 2007FALL 2007 TENTATIVE CLASS LISTThis listing of courses may help you plan what you want to take.A printer-friendly version is available by clicking on a link at the very bottom of the page.Classes begin the week of September 10. Classes end the week before Thanksgiving, with the last class on November 15. PLEASE NOTE: If the same instructor is listed for multiple courses during the same time slot, it is because there are multiple short courses. You can take both of them. ( categories: )
The Dilemma of Immigration
This page supports the Class on Immigration issues offered at the Academy for Lifelong Learning in the spring of 2007 by Jim Kneser
Welcome Academy members. On this page I will post articles and other material relevant to our discussion of immigration issues in the US. if you are properly registered on this website, you will be able to post comments and responses as well. I look forward to seeing you in class and hope that this page enhances your enjoyment of our class. Jim Kneser Course RegistrationPlease use the Registration Form to register for courses. Simply open the file, print it, fill it in, and mail it with your check to the address at the bottom of the form.If you would like to have a physical form mailed to you please send us your address information from the Contact Page.It is NOT possible to register online as we need your check in order to hold a place in a class. <?php ( categories: )
Mahler: His Life and Music, Part 3- Fall 2007
Mahler: His Life and Music, Part 3- Fall 2007
Welcome to the Mahler course page. Anyone is welcome to read the materials. Only course members may post comments after they have logged in. Click on the assignment or discussion topic that you want to view. To submit a question for discussion, contact the facilitator.
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