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Great Books - December

Dan Brown is back and so are we. The Great Books series had so much fun with our discussion groups of The Da Vinci Code that we decided to offer his latest book The Lost Symbol. What are all those secrets in Washington D.C. that waited for discovery by Dan Brown a.k.a. Robert Langdon? Who were those mysterious Masons and just exactly what were our founding fathers up to? We'll serve our usual fantastic theme dinner. Read the book and come ready to voice your opinion.

Menu

Appetizer - "Stone" Crab Puffs (This appetizer was not a common building material used by the freemasons such as marble or granite, but almost as hard)
Salad - Boston Bib Lettuce Salad (The birth place of this salad originates from the city Robert Langdon worked as a symbologist.)
Entree - "Hall of the House" Stuffed Gallus gallus domesticus (This "monumental" poultry dish was served to many dignitaries during the 1800s.)
Dessert - Key Lime Pie (This key will open many secret doors in Florida and beyond.)

Presenter

Judith Steininger is a professor emeritus at MSOE.  She has also taught at UW-Milwaukee, Boston College and as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kenya, East Africa. She is a free lance writer both locally and nationally and is a regular contributor to Milwaukee Public Radio’s “Lake Effect” program.  Her bachelor’s degree is in chemistry from the University of Kentucky and master’s in literature from Boston College.  Steininger taught the first Great Books discussion, Arrowsmith.  Other discussions have included Cold Mountain, Love in the Time of Cholera and The DaVinci Code. The Milwaukee Press Club awarded her cover story “Hot Stuff” the Best Feature Length Magazine Article for 2006 in a statewide competition.

Registration

You may download this Great Books registration form (Adobe Acrobat Reader software required) to fill out and mail in. To receive a Great Books brochure or for more information about the Great Books Series, contact Cathy Varebrook at (414) 277-4523 or via e-mail.