Ma Vie en Course List
Earlier, while my dad was smoking up with his pal, George, the owner of the grocery store downstairs, I was going to write a long entry about my truly hellish (yet somewhat satisfying) day. Obviously, I didn't do that then, and I'm not going to now. I'm still too tired. However, in the mean time, to kill time, I guess, or to punish myself or whatever, I thought about classes for next year (meaning the fall and the spring, since we can somewhat 'illegally' access the spring schedule online). And then, having done that, I, as I often have, made a long, clearly written list of the names of course I've taken so far (and into the future). I feel compelled to say, hey, look, this is my academic life, this must say something about me. So, in an act of egregious exhibitionism, I'm going to replicate that list here for you, whoever you are.
MY LIFE IN COURSES
Introductory Political Theory
Elementary Russian I
Markets, Institutions, and the State
Introductory Psychology
Elementary Russian II
Texts and Contexts: American (Literary) Modernism
Modern European History
Introductory Art History I
History of the Ancient Romans
Introductory Art History II
German History: 1740-1914
Intermediate Russian I
Introductory Macroeconomics
Intermediate Russian II
Modernity and Its Critics (in political philosophy)
The American Century: 1890-1945
Introductory American Politics: The Politics of Difference
The Politics of City, Suburb, and Neighborhood
Comparative Social Policy
Urban Planning and Practice
Composition: Short Fiction
Militarism and Cultural Fantasies
The Politics of Modern Social Movements
Science and Technology Studies
The Civil Rights Movement in America
Whiteness in America
The Anthropology of Art
Seminar in American Politics: The Politics of Private Versus Public
Senior Thesis, Political Science I
The Politics of Globalization
Constitutional Law
Documenting America: 1900-1945
The Times, 1968-Now (Art History)
Senior Thesis, Political Science II
So, there it is, folks. The italicized entries are those that I have not taken yet, but most likely will, unless I finally make good on that promise to throw biology in there somewhere. Ha!
And with that, I go to bed. Maybe tomorrow won't be as bad, meaning it won't put me in a mood peculiar enough to do what I've just done.
MY LIFE IN COURSES
Introductory Political Theory
Elementary Russian I
Markets, Institutions, and the State
Introductory Psychology
Elementary Russian II
Texts and Contexts: American (Literary) Modernism
Modern European History
Introductory Art History I
History of the Ancient Romans
Introductory Art History II
German History: 1740-1914
Intermediate Russian I
Introductory Macroeconomics
Intermediate Russian II
Modernity and Its Critics (in political philosophy)
The American Century: 1890-1945
Introductory American Politics: The Politics of Difference
The Politics of City, Suburb, and Neighborhood
Comparative Social Policy
Urban Planning and Practice
Composition: Short Fiction
Militarism and Cultural Fantasies
The Politics of Modern Social Movements
Science and Technology Studies
The Civil Rights Movement in America
Whiteness in America
The Anthropology of Art
Seminar in American Politics: The Politics of Private Versus Public
Senior Thesis, Political Science I
The Politics of Globalization
Constitutional Law
Documenting America: 1900-1945
The Times, 1968-Now (Art History)
Senior Thesis, Political Science II
So, there it is, folks. The italicized entries are those that I have not taken yet, but most likely will, unless I finally make good on that promise to throw biology in there somewhere. Ha!
And with that, I go to bed. Maybe tomorrow won't be as bad, meaning it won't put me in a mood peculiar enough to do what I've just done.