Summer Interession Spring 2001 Schedule Spring study groups will be conducted in Fox Hall, Room 501, except asindicated. This continuation of the fall class will research and discuss selectedcases heard before the U. S. Supreme Court. One case will be chosen fordiscussion at each weekly session. Audio tape recordings of oral argumentsbefore the court will be available through the coordinator. 2-dimensional representationsof scenes or objects, using depth perspective, motifs, figurative elements,symbols, planes within the picture, or physical elements such as colors,lines, dots, textures or layers.
Poems also inspire painting.
During the course, each member will select apainting of particular interest and write a poem or reflection upon it,or if drawing is more natural, illustrate a poem. . The course will examine five pieces of fiction and the films based onthese stories. Through discussion, the class will compare how the narrativeof each piece of fiction was transformed into the visual, as well as thetechniques used to create effects in both the fiction and the film. Based on prior input from interested participants, thebook choices vary from novels through memoirs, biographies and other formsof non-fiction. Discussions each month revolve around that month's choiceand include observations on the author's style, the relevance of the workto our understanding of the world around us, and our appreciation of thecontents.