Here's the information for a June online class. The workshop details and links to sign up for this four-week class are pasted below, and feel free to pass the info along to interested parties.
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Michele
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FROM AUSTEN TO ALIENS: HOW TO CREATE CLASSIC TOUGH CHICKS
with Jacqui Jacoby
June 16, 2008 - July 13, 2008
Enrollment Information: _http://www.occrwa.org/onlineclassJune08.html_
COST: $20 for OCC members, $30 for non-members
Enrollment deadline: June 14, 2008
If you have specific questions, email _occrwaonlineclass@yahoo.com_
(mailto:occrwaonlineclass@yahoo.com)
ABOUT THE CLASS:
As a martial artist, Jacqui Jacoby is interested in self-defense and
how women are portrayed in the media. At first, it seemed as if it
was only Hollywood showing women in a tough light. With heroines such
as Sarah Conner of the Terminator movies, and Ellen Ripley in the
Alien films, women were the ones saving the day when men were being
blown up or eaten. This workshop covers such topics as how to portray
tough chick heroines. We will discuss different types of self-defense
techniques and how to build a tough chick heroine from the inside
out. What kind of women make up the tough chicks and what are they
like in their everyday lives? What drives them to become tough? What
kind of hero must stand beside her and what kind of villains will she
face?
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Award winning author, Jacqui Wilson lives and writes in the mountains
of Northern Arizona. A self proclaimed self-defense hobbyist, she is
currently studying for her black belt in tae kwon do along with her
husband and three kids. She can be reached via her website at http://
_www.jacquijacoby.com/_ (http://www.jacquijacoby.com/)
Enrollment Information: _http://www.occrwa.org/onlineclassJune08.html_
COST: $20 for OCC members, $30 for non-members
Enrollment deadline: June 14, 2008
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Monday, June 02, 2008
Online Class: FROM AUSTEN TO ALIENS: HOW TO CREATE CLASSIC TOUGH CHICKS
Posted by Michele at 6:32 AM