America's once great and powerful newspapers are on the verge of extinction. People aren't consuming less information; they're actually looking for more news and finding it in non-traditional settings. The continued need-to-know means that once-traditional news gathering is taking places in some of the most unlikely places.

Discover how a different lifestyle approach can help older adults stay productive and fully engaged for a longer, healthier, happier life.

Issues regarding elder law can affect all of us. Learn about the areas of guardianship, estate planning and administration, advance directives, end of life issues, nursing home residents' rights and elder exploitation.

Learn about Opera Tampa, the resident opera company of the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, and its history.

Learn how an artist decides what subject to use for a painting and then proceeds to create a work of art. View projected images that represent a variety of abstract paintings that are based on specific subjects. Some of the artist's recent large paintings feature the idea of birds and cages.

Learn strategies to remain in control of your financial life during retirement. Uncover the basics of retirement and estate planning and learn how to protect and preserve your retirement nest egg, leaving a legacy for your loved ones.

Elaine Fantle Shimberg will speak on the importance of remaining open to new friendships as we age, with advice on dating and relationships, and with information on how the media shapes our perceptions of aging.

State Senator Victor D. Crist (R) will reflect on his years as a champion of redevelopment in the University community area.

The impact of globalization is everywhere. This presentation by Sharon Avison will examine the power of the European Union on the world stage today.

Fred Farrar affirms that the meaning of history can be unveiled in the word history itself, and will supplement his lecture with original newspapers.

Learn what mediation is, take a look at the history of mediation and hear examples of well-known mediators.

Don Menzel will speak on the importance of U.S. and China cooperating in order to solve global problems, and the prospect of the Obama administration's ability to foster the necessary cooperation.

Explore listening with as an alternative to talking to in conversations that matter. How can we co-create a world we want for ourselves and for those who follow? Listen to some possible answers.

Ladislav Volicer, MD, an international expert on advanced dementia care, will speak on the main areas to address in order to promote quality of life for those with dementia.

Brenda Tipps and her troupe of OLLI Thespians are sure to amuse and entertain OLLI members.

This program of light-hearted skits, stories and poems, some of which were written by study group participants, features varied, upbeat and lively reflections of winter.

This presentation on the Gospel of John is meant to provide insight from the point of view of the author, not to espouse any particular religious belief. Examine the main themes, including John's favorite words, and take a brief look at the Johannine community.

This lecture is on current developments in health care reform, by retired physician Joel Fyvolent.

Rainulf Stelzmann, PhD, will discuss the philosophy and writings of French philosopher Simone Weil.

Scenes from the classics come alive in this PowerPoint presentation. It illustrates scenes from the Iliad, Odyssey, Aeneid and Metamorphoses. The speaker promises nudes and gore galore!