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By Ed Lufkin, on May 7th, 2012
Here is a slideshow you may enjoy, showing the usual high spirits and informative presentations of our annual membership meeting at St. Johns Lutheran church. To operate the slideshow, click on the first image, then scroll through using the “next” or “previous” commands at the top. Many of the photos have captions, which you can see by clicking on the “DSC” number below. Ed

By Ed Lufkin, on May 1st, 2012
In keeping with CVEC’s broadening programs, we are happy to announce a theatre performance that nicely supplements a course now being taught by Rob Hardy, “The Oresteia: Greek Tragedy, Modern Performance.” Details of this performance can be found on this poster:
Performances are offered at no cost, but require tickets in order to prevent overcrowding. These tickets can be easily ordered at this link: https://carleton.tixato.com/buy (don’t be fooled by the word “buy”—-they really are free!) Or if you prefer, you can order directly from the theatre office, (Pat Germann) at 222-4531. Ed
By Ed Lufkin, on April 19th, 2012
Upcoming public events at Carleton’s Weitz Center
(Note: times and venues are subject to change. Carleton recommends verifying before you attend: http://apps.carleton.edu/calendar/ .)
Films (Weitz Cinema)
Sat., Apr. 28 7:00 Film Society: Stray Dog (Japan, 1949)
Film noir by Akira Kurosawa. “Murukami, a young homicide detective, has his pocket picked on a bus and loses his pistol. Frantic and ashamed, he dashes about trying to recover the weapon without success until taken under the wing of an older and wiser detective, Sato. Together they track the culprit.” (imdb.com)
Wed., May 2 7:00 Classic Film Comedy: The Lady Eve (1941)
A wealthy heir (Henry Fonda) falls (literally) for a con woman (Barbara Stanwyck) with a shady past. Preston Sturges, director.
By Ed Lufkin, on February 28th, 2012
You can see the whole spring newsletter here. Click on the box at lower right to fill your whole screen and make it more legible. You’ll probably not be able to download and print these pages properly, but not to worry—-we’ll make special pages available next week.
PLEASE NOTE; THE CLASS BY BARRY ADAMS ON THE CIVIL WAR WILL HAVE AN UNUSUAL SCHEDULE: April 12, 19 & 26, and May 3, 8, 10, 15 and 17, all at the Senior Center.
By Ed Lufkin, on February 27th, 2012
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