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ARTS & CULTURE
NEW! Introduction to Food Writing
Wednesdays, November 1 – 22, 5 – 7 pm
Everyone’s a critic – especially when it comes to restaurants.
But what we eat says a lot about our culture, and good food
writing is an art – as well as a lot of fun. Join Tucson Guide’s
Contributing Dining Editor Edie Jarolim for a feast of a class
and refine your writing palate. Jarolim’s dining articles have
appeared in a variety of local and national publications,
including Edible Baja Arizona, Sunset, and Zagat.
Instructor: Edie Jarolim
$85/ $75 members
Special Needs Room 1
NEW! Understanding Your Finances
with Instructor Laurence E. Goldstein
FREE and Open to All!
College Planning 101
Tuesday, October 24, 6 – 8 pm
Paying for college can be the most expensive
time of life, for many families. In addition
many parents don’t know where they should
begin to find resources that can help pay for
their children’s education. This seminar will
walk parents through various sources and
options of money for college students and
the process of choosing the right school,
private vs. public. He believes that a good
college plan should help you Save ON the cost of college not just
FOR the cost of college.  
Jewish Heritage Center
Tax Efficient Retirement
Thursday, November 9, 6 – 8 pm
Middle Income retirees can face federal tax rates as high
as 55% on each additional withdrawal from a retirement
account. This seminar will show you why taxes are different in
retirement, and how you avoid key pitfalls in how you harvest
income from various accounts.
Multipurpose Room
Laurence E. Goldstein operates under First Financial Equity Corporation (FFEC).
Constellation College Plannings is a DBA for Laurence E. Goldstein and not
affiliated with FFEC. Securities and Investment Advisory services through FFEC.
Member FINRA/SIPC
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100 Years Later:
The Communist Utopia and the Soviet Jewry
Wednesdays, November 8 – 29, 7 – 8:30 pm
This course will describe the historical events of twentieth
century Russia which gave birth to the Soviet Jewry. The
remarkable accomplishments of Soviet Jews in literature,
art, theater, cinema, science and politics and their endless
persecution. The class will be discussion oriented.
Instructor: Roza Simkhovich
$36/$30 members, Drop-in $9
Library
NEW! Journey Through World Music
Fridays, November 10 – December 8, 10 am – Noon
This five-week course will serve as an introductory exploration
of world music and will examine music from around the
globe such as South African protest music, Mongolian throat
singing, and music from Turkey old and new. The recordings
will be discussed and dissected with Professor Gil Seeley,
James W. Rogers Professor of Music Emeritus at Lewis &
Clark College. Seeley served as artistic director for Oregon
Repertory Singers for over three decades.
Instructor: Professor Gil Seeley
$65/$60 members
Jewish Heritage Center
Musical E-Motion
NEW! Mondays,
November 27 – December 18, 7 – 9 pm
This four-week course, taught by Professor Gil Seeley, will
serve as an investigation of musical e-motion, exploring the
feelings that are evoked through listening to music. The class
will focus on Exultation and Joy, Lamentation and Sorrow,
Jazz and The Blues, and Creation and Renewal.
Instructor: Professor Gil Seeley
$65/$60 members
Jewish Heritage Center
REGISTER ONLINE AT
tucsonjcc.org