Wednesday, March 16, 2005

Schedule for senior year

Well, I think I have most of my senior year schedule figured out. It will probably be:

Monday: NOTHING
Tuesday/Thursday: European Intellectual History 2 10h00-11h30
Open Economy Macroeconomics 11h30-13h00
Contemporary Continental Philo 13h00-14h30
Wednesday: Systems of Inequality(Pass/fail)15h00-17h30
Friday: E.I.H. 2 Subsection 9,10, or 11,

And maybe if I get into this honors program some time for a thesis? I don't know about that though. I'll know by next week, just in time to make or break my spring break. So now, back to business - everyone who needs SD and WI credit, take Systems of Inequality with me, because it counts for both. A description follows:

This course examines systems of inequality in a variety of world regions, including the United States, and includes analysis of their causes and effects. Economic class, gender, ethnicity and race are among the types of social stratification discussed. The course will focus on theories of stratification along with case studies, including those focusing on social capital, individual rationality, biological determinism, social construction, cultural capital and social reproduction, and economic globalization. The course will be designed to maximize student participation.

And here is the little code so you can just go ahead and throw that sweet baby into your WEBStac planner: L65 ISA 4261 01. Once again, it is called Systems of Inequality.

Also, I don't care what you have heard about European Intellectual History, it is the best class I've had. Except maybe for Calculus II pass fail where I didn't have to do the homework and I got a 95 on the final exam. I did enjoy that. Oh, and racquetball class was great too. But really, take EIH with me. Diatribe over.

1 Comments:

Blogger Mike said...

L98 AMCS 2152 3.00 The Theory and Practice of Justice: The American Historical Experience (TH,SD) Every 2 Years/FL2005

That is a whole quote from the section of webstac where i found the course. note that it does not say freshman seminar. maybe you would have noticed that, if you knew how to navigate webstac by means other than the bourgeois course search, for instance browsing by "basic requirement." in any case after I webstacked my courses i realized it was a frosh seminar and removed it. in addition, you wrote "how many time have a wrote that now." instead of "how many times have I written that now?" excellent work.

my only hope is that someone reads the old comments to realize how right i am.

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