PHYSICAL EDUCATION & RECREATION

CANCELLED 5/27/08: Tennis
Covers the basic skills and fundamentals of tennis, including the grips, forehand, backhand, service, basic shots, singles and doubles play, court techniques, and game strategy. Playing is emphasized as much as possible, and racquets and tennis balls are provided.
Note: Rain make-ups are scheduled by the instructor as needed; when available, the gym is used during inclement weather, in lieu of make-up sessions.
HPE9240.10 / Future Stars Tennis Pros
Mon. & Wed., 6:00–7:30 p.m.
June 9–July 30 (16 sessions)
Physical Education Courts / $385

For information on the aquatics instructional program, the community fitness program, and the recreation program for Purchase students, visit or call the Center for Physical Education, Recreation, and Athletics:
Aquatics Office: (914) 251-5939
Main Office: (914) 251-6531

STUDY SKILLS

Speed Reading
Learn a revolutionary reading system that allows you to dramatically cut your reading and study time so you can enjoy more leisure time. Sharpen your concentration and learn how to recall what you read in greater detail than ever before. You will be amazed by the immediate increase in your reading speed. Continue to boost your reading speed by applying your new skills to your everyday reading at home, work, or school. Students can double their reading speed.
Note: The course fee includes all materials.
HCE9720.20 / Richard Feldman
Mon. & Tues., 6:30–9:30 p.m.
July 7–8 (2 sessions)
Humanities Bldg., Rm. 2068 / $170

The A+ Study System
The A+ Study System has been a major educational breakthrough for many high school and college students, as well as for students in medical, law, business, and graduate schools and in corporate training programs. In this intensive course, learn to apply a powerful new system of understanding, analyzing, and remembering to help you learn and study efficiently and score higher on quizzes, tests, midterms, and final exams. Boredom is eliminated through “focused learning.” The A+ Study System is applicable to all materials, including texts and class notes.
Note: The course fee includes all materials. Bring any textbook you wish to study to both sessions.
HGI9330.20 / Richard Feldman
Mon. & Tues., 6:30–9:30 p.m.
July 14–15 (2 sessions)
Humanities Bldg., Rm. 2068 / $170

THEATRE ARTS

Acting Workshop
Designed for anyone who enjoys “taking the stage”! In this class, students explore the elements of acting and free their creative selves. The basic tools and techniques of the actor’s craft are introduced through a wide variety of exercises, games, improvisations, short scripted material, monologues, and scenes. Acting can be a way to discover hidden talents and realize untapped potential while having a great time. Recommended for both the beginning actor and those with acting experience.
Note: Please bring a monologue to the first class.
FTA9100.10 / Frank Ingrasciotta
Wed., 7:00–9:30 p.m.
May 21–July 23 (10 sessions)
Music Bldg., Rm. 0081 / $360

Posted Feb. 18, 2008