Maybe you just want to learn calligraphy and how to play bridge. Open House on Wednesday, Sept. 9, you can meet new people, join the organization and register for upcoming classes.
TARP is a unique program in that the members are both the students and the instructors.
More than 45 courses are offered this fall, ranging from photography, nutrition and opera to a course on current events in Israel and an introductory computer course. Course topics also include travel, law, literature, theater and languages. TARP was established in 1975 as a membership organization of retired and semi-retired people from all walks of life who want the challenge of educational endeavors and the company of stimulating friends. While you need be neither a Temple alumnus nor a professional to join TARP, you do need to be enthusiastic about scholastic learning and have a desire to develop and share new interests.