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So, you believe you are the victim of a medical error. Now what? The course will cover attorney hiring considerations, phases of malpractice litigation, and client responsibilites. Members will learn about the most common errors, special rules for first responders, Good Samaritans, and federal government providers. Finally, we will cover trends/statistics, what tort reform is (and whether it has worked), and dispel some myths.

To quote 42nd Street, "think of musical comedy, the most glorious words in the English language." Using various clips from Broadway and movie musicals, this course will explore five categories: movies to Broadway musicals, Broadway to movie musicals, off-Broadway musicals, message musicals, and show biz musicals. Join us as we dissect and discuss one of America's true art forms, musical comedy.

This course will explore films where people live in oppressive contexts. Some films will be viewed in class while others will be watched by individuals on their own. We will cover broad concepts: national socialism and antisemitism, slavery and Jim Crow, life behind the Iron Curtain, immigration, anti-immigration perspectives, and totalitarian personality cults. The movies we will watch are cinematically excellent, and may include: The Shop on Main Street (1965), Aferim! (2015), Never Rarely Sometimes Always (2020), The Lives of Others (2006), and A Better Life (2011).