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This summer we start out with one of our characters escaping Nazi-occupied Prague in a coffin in 1939 for Brooklyn and the burgeoning, super-hero, comic book trade in the city, and we end the class with a character escaping Long Island for the West Coast after the 1953 US Senate hearings into the indecency of comic books. Along the way, we spend a lot of time in New York City—particularly in the Empire State Building, and we also make forays to a beach house in New Jersey and a naval base in Antarctica during WWII. The character-driven, Pulitzer Prize winning The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay is guaranteed to delight and entertain you, whether you read all 600 pages, or listen to the audio book, or do a little of both.

Casual Cards and Games Open Play will provide an opportunity for participants to choose from a variety of games that have been played in previous CCG workshops. An overview of offered games will be provided each week. This workshop will be for new and returning Cards and Games participants.

An in-depth analysis and discussion of "All Things SCOTUS." Emphasis is on the current Court but prior decisions will be reviewed in light of current events and trends.

Not in Session 6/17, 6/24

What makes a great villain? Shakespeare certainly knew. Let's delve into the evil schemes of Iago, Cassius, Lady Macbeth, Claudius, Richard III, Regan & Goneril, and some debatable ones. We will not be reading whole plays, just the evil parts.