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Winter 2012 Programs:

Robert Frost and the Mystery of the Purple-Fringed (Mon./Jan.23/7:00-8:30) Robert Hass, Ph.D.

Shakespeare’s Sonnets (Free Program)(Tues./Jan.24, 31 & Feb. 7,14/10:00-12:00) P. Barry McAndrew, D.L.

Remarkable American Women: Betty Ford (Tues./Jan. 24/4:00-5:30) Corrine Egan, B.A.

Road to the White House 2012 (Tues./Jan. 24; Wed./Feb.1/7:00-8:30) David Kozak, Ph.D.

The Great Books Discussion Group: Happiness and Discontent (Wed./Jan. 25, Feb. 1,8,15,22,& 29/4:00-5:30) Corrine Egan, B.A.

Japan’s Longest Day: The Drama behind Japan’s WWII Surrender (Thurs./Jan. 26/7:00-8:30) William P. Garvey, Ph.D.

General Custer: American Hero or Tavern Legend? (Mon./Jan. 30/7:00-8:30)Gene Dreyfus, M.A.

The 1939 World Fair and Its Impact on FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt (Tues./Jan. 31/7:00-8:30)David Cope, M.Ed.

Exploring the History of the Erie Indian Moundbuilders (Free Program)(Thurs./Feb. 2/7:00-8:30) Tecumseh Brown-Eagle, B.S.

Living Dangerously as a Political Cartoonist in Africa (Mon./Feb. 6/7:00-8:30) Gado (Godfrey Mwampembwa)

The “Spy among Us”—Horace Greeley’s Feud with Erie’s Circus Showman Dan Rice (Tues./Feb. 7/7:00-8:30) Sabina Freeman, B.A.

FEATURED PROGRAM: Jefferson Debate: John Vanco and Barry Grossman Discuss What Should Be the Future of Erie’s Valuable Hassam Painting (Wed./Feb. 8/11:30-1:30)John Vanco, Director, Erie Art Museum; Barry Grossman, Erie County Exectuive

Saving The Rose: The Excavation of England’s Most Historic Theater (Thurs./Feb. 9/7:00-8:30)Ginny Rogers, M.A.

Nanotechnology’s Impending Impact on Society (Mon./Feb. 13/7:00-8:30)Carl Hultman, Ph.D.

Ethnic Music Series: The German Musical Expression (Thurs./Feb. 16/7:00-8:30)Don Haener, B.A.

The U.S.-Mexican Border: Illicit Flows and Military Force (Fri./Feb. 17/11:30-1:30)Shannan Mattiace, Ph.D.

George Patton Revisited: America’s Controversial WWII General (Tues./Feb. 21/7:00-8:30) Mark Squeglia, B.A.

Chronicling the Irish (Part I): Understanding Irish-American Behavior (Wed./Feb.22/7:00-8:30) William P. Garvey, Ph.D.

Chronicling the Irish (Part II): The Importance of St. Patrick’s Church for Erie’s Irish-Americans (Thurs./Feb. 23/7:00-8:30) Monsignor Henry Kriegel

The Impact of Congressional Redistricting on Erie’s Political Influence (Fri./Feb. 24/11:30-1:30) Kathy Dahlkemper, Retired House Representative

After the Glory: Chronicles of Perry’s Fleet following the Battle of Lake Erie (Free Program)(Mon./Feb. 27/7:00-8:30) David Frew, Ph.D.

The Role of Slaves in Emancipating Slaves (Free Program) (Tues./Feb 28/7:00-8:30) Sumner Nichols, J.D.

Health Care Costs and Efficacy in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and Germany (Wed./Feb. 29/11:30-1:30) Robert Rhodes, Ph.D.

The Muslim Brotherhood: Friend or Enemy? (Thurs./Mar. 1/7:00-8:30) Baher Ghosheh, Ph.D.

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