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Back at school now, and I'm finally getting settled and unpacked...and rushing around sitting in on various classes in a hopefully not futile effort to enjoy my classes this semester.
I'm definitely taking History/Politics, Philosophy, and Literature, like last semester, and I'm also definitely taking Macroeconomics. The fifth slot is the headache at the moment, unfortunately. I'm either taking Multi-variable caculus (blah, but I feel like I should take some math) or European Intellectual History in the 20th Century (yay! We read Orwell and Arendt and Woolf!) or Study of the City (intro to urban planning, sounds very cool and its something I've always been sort of interested in but don't know much about). I've been told not to take classes because I feel I "should," which pretty much rules out math (I did the "should" thing all through high school and blergh), so I guess I'm going to see which of the other two classes I like better.
Hm. And here I thought that some revalation would happen were I to write it down clearly. Guess I'll just see which professor is more entertaining.
I'm definitely taking History/Politics, Philosophy, and Literature, like last semester, and I'm also definitely taking Macroeconomics. The fifth slot is the headache at the moment, unfortunately. I'm either taking Multi-variable caculus (blah, but I feel like I should take some math) or European Intellectual History in the 20th Century (yay! We read Orwell and Arendt and Woolf!) or Study of the City (intro to urban planning, sounds very cool and its something I've always been sort of interested in but don't know much about). I've been told not to take classes because I feel I "should," which pretty much rules out math (I did the "should" thing all through high school and blergh), so I guess I'm going to see which of the other two classes I like better.
Hm. And here I thought that some revalation would happen were I to write it down clearly. Guess I'll just see which professor is more entertaining.