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POINTING out the obvious, we are HALFWAY through the Fall term. Every gathering of OLLI members in this last month has been marked by admiration for the variety of course offerings available this term. So get in on the action -- check out a course that might be outside of your normal interests -- and join the many surprised members who are happy they did just that.

Below are courses with available seats starting in the next three weeks. Click the name of the course to see a course description, presenter information, dates, times and locations AND, of course, to register.

On Location

10/23  Relocating History: Jackson Historical Society's New Home & a Village Tour

UNH-Manchester

10/19   Scientific Origins & Happiness in Heaven

10/23  Protect Your Wallet, Protect Yourself: It's Your Money, Keep It!

10/27   Paris & New York in the Twenties and Thirties, Part II

11/2     We Are All Conspiracists, For Better or Worse

11/4     Becoming Wolf: Eastern Coyotes in New England & Coexistence

11/4     Madness and the Movies XVIII

11/4     Insiders Guide to the Health Insurance Industry

11/6     The Role of the NH Executive Council

Mt. Washington Observation Offices

10/21  The Azores: A Trip of a Lifetime!

10/28  Black Mountain: The History From a True Skier's Perspective

11/5     The Appalachian Trail, God & Life: A Physical, Mental and Spiritual Journey

UNH - PD&T - Portsmouth

10/21   Joyful Living: Aligning, Decluttering & Designing Your Life and Home

Zoom

10/19   Finding Your Calm: Rethinking Our Relationship with Stress

10/19   Jewish Perspectives on God

10/20  Salk vs Sabin: The Race for a Polio Vaccine

10/22  Medical Aid in Dying & End-of-Life Planning in New Hampshire

10/29  Mindful "Wintering:" Tools to Increase Wellbeing & Embrace the Season!

10/29  Great Decisions, Part II

11/3     The Military & the JFK Assassination: The Circumstantial Case

11/4     Undo Tension, Restore Ease: Somatic Movement for Lasting Relief

You may register for any course with available seats online until seven days before the course start date. After that, until the course begins, you may register by calling the OLLI Office.

These are changes to the information found in the print catalog; click the course title for more information:

• Wrapped in Woolly Goodness: Advanced Beginner Hat rescheduled to 10/20
• A Vintage View of the Old North Cemetery rescheduled to 10/23 at 1:00 p.m.
• Frank Lloyd Wright in Manchester – second section added 10/21
• Becoming Wolf: Eastern Coyotes in New England and Coexistence is rescheduled to 11/4.
• Insiders Guide to the Health Insurance Industry – second session rescheduled to 11/10 at 1:00 p.m.
• Kitchen Chemistry - Desserts! - second section added 12/1
• Wellness That Works: A Whole-Person Approach to Thriving is rescheduled to 12/8.

The following course has been cancelled for the fall term:

12/3     Intermediate Beginner Knitting: You Know How to Cast on Stitches, Now What? 

As always, remember the most up-to-date information about courses is found online. Click here to search the online catalog.

Rick Atkinson is a best-selling author, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner, and former Washington Post journalist. He is the author of the New York Times best-selling The British Are Coming, the first volume of his acclaimed Revolution Trilogy, which has earned numerous honors including the George Washington Prize and the New York Historical Society’s Zalaznick Book Prize. The second volume in the trilogy, The Fate of the Day: The War for America, Fort Ticonderoga to Charleston, 1777–1780, continues the sweeping narrative of the American Revolution. Among his many accolades are the Pulitzer Prizes for history, national reporting, and public service; the George Polk Award; the Pritzker Military Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement; and the Samuel Eliot Morison Prize.

Save These Dates

November and December Events

November 18, 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Seacoast Lunch & Learn

Granite State Ambassadors

UNH-PD&T, 230 Commerce Way, Portsmouth

Monday, November 30, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Books We Love

UNH-PD&T, 230 Commerce Way, Portsmouth

Thursday, December 3, 10:00 a.m.

Manchester Holiday Event

Friday, December 11, 1:00 p.m.

Capital Region Holiday Party

Registration Required for All Events - Details Forthcoming

Handicap Accessible Parking at UNH-Manchester

When attending an OLLI course, meeting, or event at our UNH-Manchester campus, if you find the handicap-accessible parking spots are full, please park in the visitor parking spaces to the right of the main entrance. These spaces are usually filled with orange traffic cones. (The cones are used primarily to deter matriculated students from parking in these spaces.)

If you need to have a cone moved to access a space, please call the Security Desk from your car while in the parking lot and they will gladly come out and move the cone for you. When exiting your car, please make sure your OLLI parking pass is on the dashboard, and your state-issued handicapped placard is hanging from your review mirror. The Security kiosk may be reached at 603-641-4124.

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