Events from: 05/01/2012

A variety of yoga styles are offered, depending on the students' needs: restorative Yoga, Yoga for Strength and Stability (Asana Fundamentals), Chair Yoga, Gentle Flow, and Meditation.  Taught by E-RYRT Yoga Teachers Susan Reeves and Pamela Ryan. Where: Denton Regional Medical Center (Education Bldg.), 3535 South Interstate 35. Tuesdays at 5:30pm., ongoing.  Class schedule will be expanding soon.  Classes are free to those with beast cancer/survivors of breast cancer.  $10 donation to Foundation 56 for friends and caregivers.  This is a new program, funded by Dallas Cowboy Bradie James' Foundation 56.  Its purpose is to address the neeeds of women in any stage of cancer diagnoisis/recovery through the healing practice of yoga in a supportive and nurturing environment.  Conatact:  Judy Jeanes, (940) 384-3990,  judy.jeanes@hcahealthcare.com to reserve a spot.  

Featured in the Gough Gallery Artwork by Denton Independent School District high school students.  Opening reception April 4, 5-7 pm.  Gallery hours Tue-Sat 1-5pm.  www.dentonarts.com or 940-382-2787

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Discover Emeritus College Where learning is for life  Seniors 50+:  Join others your age for an exciting learning adventure. Short classes, travel programs and social activities. Find new interests. Make new friends. Enhance your life experiences. Short one- and two-day classes, most less than two hours each, held on UNT and TWU campuses. Taught by a distinguished faculty of activeprofessors and emeritus professors, authors, theologians, doctors, and industry professionals, all experts in their fields. Take as many classes as you wish for a low membership fee. Classes in fine arts, music, current issues, history, social science, language, literature, health, wellbeing, religion, and more.   Over 50 Spring class topics including:  Origins of Civilization: Mesopotamia and Mesoamerica  Backyard Birdwatching in North Texas  Trends and Their Predictions for the Future  Challenges: Nations Moving Toward Democracy  English Translations of the Bible  Meditation: Health, Peace, Higher Consciousness The Last Blood Feud: Romeo and Juliet, Texas Style  Romance-Maker: Watercolors of Charles M. Russell  Kohlberg’s Development of Moral Reasoning Two Texas Poets Laureate  Church and State’s Awkward Dance  Johann Sebastian Bach and His Music  Shakespeare’s Hamlet  Presidential Elections in a Nutshell  A Serious Look At Happiness  Women and Modern Art Written in Blood: Stories Behind the Stories of Fort Worth’s Fallen Lawmen  and much more! Classes are held February-May; sign up any time!To learn more or to become a member:http://call.unt.edu/emerituscollege 940-565-3487 email Marilyn.wagner@unt.edu