Aesthetician course, College of Design, Emily Griffith Opportunity School, 1250 Welton St., Denver; 720-423-4702 and online at egos-school.com/design
Face up to a new career.
Want to work at a spa, health club, on a cruise ship or at an exclusive retreat? Learn how to give facials, do professional makeup and provide other aesthetic treatments that prepare students to pass the state cosmetology board license-certification test. Financial aid is available, and entry-level licensed aestheticians make approximately $24,000 a year.
Keep on truckin’
“Pete & Pillar: The Big Rain,” by Jeffrey Stoddard (Warner Press, $12.99; ages 4-7)
Dig it.
Colorado Springs author and illustrator Jeffery Stoddard translates a Bible verse (John 15:13) into a story about a diesel truck and a bulldozer. Their friendship is “odd, because everybody knows haulers don’t talk to diggers,” Stoddard observes, but Pete (the truck) and Pillar (the dozer) care more about relationship than public relations. When a storm threatens to flood the village, and Pillar too, Pete makes the ultimate sacrifice.
Call for Colorado Artists
Call for submissions to a Colorado-themed exhibit at Denver International Airport; 303-342-2526, online at art, or e-mail artexhibits@diadenver.net
Ms. and Mr. Artists, please come to a courtesy telephone.
Artists are invited to choose one or tw0 statements for interpretation (click on “Statements submitted” at ), and submit two artwork entries (digitally only, through ; no slides accepted) for a DIA show scheduled to open in April. The display period includes the Democratic National Convention and the 2008 winter holiday season. Entries are due by midnight Jan. 25.
