Spring Semester 2008 marks the beginning of A.L.L.’s second decade. Each semester is a new beginning supported by past experience.

For costs, dates, and descriptions, click on a course, excursion or travel title.

COURSES

A Cure for the Past, a Cure for the Future? The Potential for Phage Therapy

The Zodiac

Coming to America

Internet Security - Surf Safely at Home at Home

World War II in the Pacific

The Aging Eye and You: Essentials for the Informed Person

The Hippie Narrative: A Literary Perspective on the Counterculture

Sustainable Agriculture at the Rural-Urban Interface

Biofuels

Finishing Your Business

Chuckanut Geology or How to Fold Rocks

West Coast Commercial Fishing

Linnaeus and the Origins of Man

Active Living


EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS SPRING 2008
 
Seattle Asian Art Museum & Seattle Repertory Theatre Play

Pulitzer Prize-winning Drama “Rabbit Hole”

Tillicum Village on Blake Island

“La Bohème” with the Vancouver Opera

Museum of Northwest Art (LaConner) & Pilchuck Glass School (Stanwood)

TRAVEL SPRING 2008:  
 Victoria and Pacific Rim National Park


Want to Go on an Excursion in the Summer of 2008?

Well, so do we! Specifically, we’d like to take a group to a matinee performance of a Shakespeare play at Bard on the Beach in Vancouver’s Vanier Park.

Bard on the Beach hasn’t released it’s playbill for summer ‘08, yet.  If you are interested in going to a matinee of a Shakespeare play on the main stage of the Bard on the Beach in July or August, 2008, let us know with an e-mail. Include your name, postal mailing address, e-mail address, and phone number.

Once we know specifics about the play, the price and the date we will do a limited mailing to those who have expressed interest.

Completed Spring Courses and Events

Chinggis Khan and World History
The Navajo People and Their Traditions Today
The Savvy Consumer of Health Products and Services
The Clash of Ancient Civilizations
Northwest Flower and Garden Show in Seattle