This is an introductory course on constitutional rights and public policy which prepares the student for a variety of subsequent courses in American government and political science. Televised seminars featuring many distinguished legal and political personalities are presented to facilitate student discussion of many controversial issues. It will explore the reasons why the Arthurian legends are so persistently employed in literature and film, and how the changes the legends undergo through the centuries reflect the values of the time period and culture.
Students learn how to make and fire ceramic pottery.
They experiment with methods of applying various glazes and receive training in the operation of the kiln. A series of eight semi-interactive programs presented by PBS in collaboration with the Learning Institute for Nonprofit organizations. Videotapes will be made available to students who cannot attend one or more sessions. Back to top . The course will examine the various DUI offender models, in both Illinois and Indiana, utilized to intervene with this difficult type of client.