Zentangle Epworth Villa, 14901 N Pennsylvania

Mondays, 10 - Noon June 5, 12, 19

Instructor: Laura Story

Laura Story is a certified Zentagle® Instructor who has been “tangling” since 2015. She was born in New Mexico and raised in Oklahoma City by native Oklahomans with "orange blood." She graduat-ed from OSU with a MS in Civil Engineering. After 29 years in the industry, she retired her professional license and discovered a new calling - Zentangle®! Laura loves the process of creating authentic and personal art. She is married to her high school sweetheart and they have two children, aged 17 & 13.

If you think you can’t draw, you’ve never tried Zentangle®. Within the first 15 minutes of instruction, you’ll change your mind. By the end of the first hour, you’ll be hooked on this relaxing, meditative, and extremely satisfying method of creating beautiful imagery. In Zentangle drawing you’ll use a pen to make strokes on paper to draw abstract patterns, called tangles, which are built up to form larger images. As they say, “Anything is possible one stroke at a time.”® This class will introduce you to the history and basic steps, vocabulary and tools, and it will immerse you in creating your own original Zentangle designs. You may also find that it expands your mind and opens doors to new expressions of art. Consumable Materials fee: $12.50

OLLI @ OSU 405.744.5868 100 Scott Hall

Stillwater, OK 74078 education.okstate.edu/olli

Dame Epworth Villa, 14901 N Pennsylvania

Mondays, 1 – 4 pm June 5, 12, 19

Instructor: Jan Chesler

The title of Dame is the feminine form of address in the British honour of knighthood system. Many outstanding actresses of our time have been awarded the title, including

Julie Andrews, Helen Mirren, Judi Dench, Angela Lansbury, and Maggie Smith. Join us as we learn about some of the renowned actresses holding the title of Dame, and enjoy as we watch and examine three films: The Woman in Gold (starring Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds), The Manchurian Candidate (starring Frank Sinatra, Janet Leigh, and Angela Lansbury), and A Room with a View (starring Helen Bonham Carter, Daniel Day Lewis, Judi Dench, and Maggie Smith Jan Chesler Jan Chesler graduated from OU with a Bachelor’s in Business Management, and she had a 30-year career with AT&T. She has been a lifelong movie buff with a special love for suspenseful mysteries and psychological thrillers. Jan serves on the Board of Directors for OLLI and has taught three film classes previously.

Justice, Fairness & the American Dream Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive

Tuesdays, 10 - Noon June 6, 13, 20 Instructor: Lloyd Musselman

The way Americans see each other and our surroundings has taken shape as photography evolved from its earliest days. How did we view each other? How did we see our land? How did photographers see the city? And how did those visions change us and change with time? To answer these questions, we will start with the painter Samuel Morse bring-ing photography to the US in 1839, and we’ll end up at about the end of World War II. We’ll study the technology of the still photograph but, most of all, the evolution of photography as a tool and an art form. Dr. James Showalter was raised in New York, Ohio, and Illinois. He holds a BA from Maryville College, an MA from Northern Arizona, and a PhD from OSU. He was the first curator and restorationist of Old Central and has taught 25 years at Langston University. Jim is a photogra-pher, hiker, and carpenter, and loves the West and his 1920 bungalow, which he’s renovating.

The American Photograph, 1839 to c. 1950 Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive

Tuesdays, 1 - 3 pm June 6, 13, 20 Instructor: James Showalter

How would you define the American Dream? Do you think the meaning has changed over time? Is the Dream a realizable reality today in America? By viewing an Academy Award winning documentary of a brutal strike in 1985, we should be jolted into reconsidering our definition of the American Dream, as well as the meaningfulness of the term. What would the workers at Hormel Meatpacking say about all of this? How would you have counseled them as they took on a corporate giant to get wages restored and conditions in the plant improved? When they lost, did we lose, too? Did their American Dream turn into a nightmare?

Dr. Lloyd K. Musselman has taught American history at the high school and college levels for some 50 years. During his 38 years of teaching for Oklahoma City University, he was twice named faculty member of the year. Though Lloyd is retired from full time teaching, he occasionally teaches in an OCU program in Singapore. In 2007, he was inducted into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame. Lloyd has given presentations throughout the state using his unique blend of scholarship and love for American history to engage people in conversation and study of our great country.

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