America’s Greatest Trials                                                        

with Stonehill College Professor Gary Hylander, Ph.D

Friday, July 16     10:30am

In an America caught up in the hysteria of the Second Red Scare, McCarthyism and International Communism, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg went to trial for

espionage in 1953. More than fifty years later, their trial remains the subject of great emotional debate and acrimony. Hear the riveting aspects of the case as Professor Hylander, recently named one of the top 25 teachers in the country, leads this fantastic class lecture. In the fall his lecture series will continue with an investigation of the Lindberg kidnapping and the Scopes Trial.

The Media, The Message & Morality

with Jordan Rich

Thursday, August 19 2:30pm

Jordan Rich makes a live appearance at Windsor Place to speak about his

notable career and what he has learned over the years as a national talk show host of WBZ weekend News Radio. Rich will discuss with our audience media trends, the responsibility that broadcasters have to their audiences, and the role that listeners play in relationship to the media.

Judaica Artist Frann Addison

Tuesday, Sept. 21     2:00pm 

Ms. Addison is a professional artist specializing in Jewish ceremonial objects. Based on research done from her Master’s thesis she has compiled a lecture/slide presentation exploring the origin of these beautiful pieces of art used in the home. Learn about the major holidays and the ceremonial objects used in their observance, while reviewing rituals, superstitions, and religious requirements for individual pieces.  Through her art Ms. Addison strives to bring

together both Jews and non-Jews and inform them about the rich cultural

heritage of Judaism.