The Great Books and World Classics Discussion Group is a joint project of Northern New Jersey Mensa and Mensa in Georgia. On October 18, we will be talking about Shakespeare's MacBeth ("the Scottish play" for those of you who are too superstitious to mention it by name!). Three witches tell MacBeth that he is destined … Continue reading MacBeth, by William Shakespeare
The Great Books and World Classics Discussion Group is a joint project of Northern New Jersey Mensa and Mensa in Georgia. On October 25 (St. Crispin's Day!) we will talk about Henry V, by William Shakespeare! Read the original, along with a side-by-side modern translation. See the version that the Laurence Olivier made in 1944.
The Great Books and World Classics Discussion Group is a joint project of Northern New Jersey Mensa and Mensa in Georgia. On November 1 (All Saint's Day), we will be discussing The Confessions by St. Augustine. This is an autobiographical account of Augustine's youth and conversion to Christianity. Widely regarded as one of the great … Continue reading The Confessions, by St. Augustine
The New Jersey Education Association will hold its annual convention in Atlantic City.
IGNYTE is Northern New Jersey Mensa's Regional Gathering for Young Mensans! This year, it will be held at the County College of Morris, in Randolph, New Jersey. To register for IGNYTE, click here For more information, see IGNYTE! – Northern New Jersey Mensa
The Great Books and World Classics Discussion Group is a joint project of Northern New Jersey Mensa and Mensa in Georgia. On November 8, we will be discussing The Nun's Priest's Tale, which is one of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Read an interlinear translation of the Middle English original into modern English. Watch an animated … Continue reading The Nun’s Priest’s Tale, by Geoffrey Chaucer
Meets by Zoom at 2:00 Eastern time on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
We used to meet only on Saturdays. Now we meet Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 2PM ET It turns out that some Mensans enjoy talking to others about a wide variety of subjects. Other Mensans simply enjoy hearing other points of view. The problem is getting enough of us together. We can do that … Continue reading M Virtual Discussion
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We used to meet only on Saturdays. Now we meet Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 2PM ET It turns out that some Mensans enjoy talking to others about a wide variety of subjects. Other Mensans simply enjoy hearing other points of view. The problem is getting enough of us together. We can do that … Continue reading M Virtual Discussion
