LADY Lucy Miele's Road Scholar program, at the Sterling Public Library. Archaeologists have been forced to reassess previously dated events in the light of more accurate dating methods. For instance, Basket Maker sites in the Four Corners area, were found to be 2000 years later than first estimated. Dr. Nash received his Ph.D. in Archaeology from the University of Arizona and has authored two books and published numerous articles on Tree-ring dating. He has extensive teaching experience and is presently the Head of Collections, Department of Anthropology, Field Museum of Natural History.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Terri Ryburn-LaMonte's Road Scholar program , at the Peoria Civic Center. For more information, please contact Joyce Turner Hilkevitch at 773.667.1618. June Skinner Sawyers' Road Scholar program at the Berwyn Public Library. As part of its Free Lecture Series, the Chicago Opera Theater will present a preview discussion of its March release, The Good Soldier Schweik at the Chicago Cultural Center Studio Theater. Presenters include stage director Harry Silverstein, Director of DePaul Opear Theater, conductor Alexander Platt, Music Director of the Racine Symphony Orchestra, and set designer John Conklin.