Bam! Crack! Dot! Learn to play the American version of the ancient Chinese tile game. The game is easy to learn, fun to play, and a very sociable pastime. The course will cover the rules of the game as sanctioned by the National Mah Jongg League. Couples welcome.

This class is for students who have taken Beginner Mah Jongg or have other experience playing the game.

This class is for students who have taken Beginner Mah Jongg or have other experience playing the game.

Bridge is by far the greatest card game of all. It can provide immense challenge and enjoyment for the rest of your life. This beginner's series will teach you the rules of the game; you'll learn the basics by playing on your first day. This "hands-on" approach makes bridge fun and easy to learn. These lessons are intended for the complete beginner, one who knows nothing, or almost nothing about bridge, or for those who need a refresher after many years away from the game. No partner is necessary.

Want to learn a fun, rummy-style card game? Hand and Foot Canasta is a quick favorite for avid and casual card players alike. Two pairs compete to score more points by accumulating Canastas (sets of seven cards) and Sambas (runs of seven cards) and going out faster than their opponents. It is super easy to learn and has far fewer rules than Modern American Canasta. No partner necessary.

The NFL is arguably the most popular sports league in America today, driven by the ability to engage even the most casual of fans. Fantasy football has played a big part in captivating the attention of the audience by essentially allowing its players to have an emotional stake in each game, rather than exclusively that of a player's favorite team. This seminar will introduce you to the rules of the game and the basic fundamentals of building a competitive team. You don't need to know much about football at all to enjoy playing; playing may eventually make you an expert!