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# Spring 2009 classes for which I registered at registration time last semester: 5
# Spring 2009 classes in which I am enrolled now: 5
# Spring 2009 classes that I registered for then in which I am currently enrolled: 1
# Spring 2009 classes that I attended during "shopping period": 10
Dear Lord, self. This is not healthy. Still, here is the actual list:
Monday/Wed: Astronomy 9, Advanced Photo
Tuesday/Thurs: History of US Foreign Policy 1900-pres; Migration, Refugees, and Globalized Citizenship; Spanish 122
This is an IR semester, then. I am sad not to be doing actual philosophy, although I am getting credit from the philosophy department for the Migration course. I'm lamenting the fact that I dropped the Nietzsche course, and I WILL take it next year; but this Refugees course ties together IR and Philosophy pretty neatly for me, and I felt silly counting only totally non-IR-esque courses towards my IR major. Plus, Profs. Greenhill and Shevel are a dream team. I will take this, work hard, and be done with IR, except for the whole thesis/seminar thing. Wooooo.
I'm most excited about Photo and History. It's still sad for me to drop Devigne's class, though.
IN OTHER MORE IMPORTANT NEWS, things are good. It's wonderful to have the bunch of friends who weren't at Tufts last semester back in town-- I am spending much more time in people's living rooms than I am in the library.
# Spring 2009 classes in which I am enrolled now: 5
# Spring 2009 classes that I registered for then in which I am currently enrolled: 1
# Spring 2009 classes that I attended during "shopping period": 10
Dear Lord, self. This is not healthy. Still, here is the actual list:
Monday/Wed: Astronomy 9, Advanced Photo
Tuesday/Thurs: History of US Foreign Policy 1900-pres; Migration, Refugees, and Globalized Citizenship; Spanish 122
This is an IR semester, then. I am sad not to be doing actual philosophy, although I am getting credit from the philosophy department for the Migration course. I'm lamenting the fact that I dropped the Nietzsche course, and I WILL take it next year; but this Refugees course ties together IR and Philosophy pretty neatly for me, and I felt silly counting only totally non-IR-esque courses towards my IR major. Plus, Profs. Greenhill and Shevel are a dream team. I will take this, work hard, and be done with IR, except for the whole thesis/seminar thing. Wooooo.
I'm most excited about Photo and History. It's still sad for me to drop Devigne's class, though.
IN OTHER MORE IMPORTANT NEWS, things are good. It's wonderful to have the bunch of friends who weren't at Tufts last semester back in town-- I am spending much more time in people's living rooms than I am in the library.