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This semester:
General Chemistry II
General Chemistry II Lab
Biological Psychology
Mycology (!!!)
I debated adding another class, but mycology sounds pretty intense, and four classes is perfectly valid, here. I talked to my mom about it, and she thought I should add more 'fun' classes, outside of my major, since I may get very little credit to transfer to UConn. She keeps bringing that up, like this is The Lost Year of Rachael. Please, Jesus had what, 17 of them? I'll be fine. I'll go to UConn and I'll walk on water.
One class I almost wanted to take was on the modern forms of Judaism. I chose not to because it was said to be a very interactive class, and I'd rather just listen to lectures and take notes. I'll take something like it at UConn. And since they'll make me take a language, I want to take Hebrew. I should have been Jewish, I love it. I just read The Source, by John Michener. Covers the history of Judaism in Makor,Israel, starting before agriculture, moving through the beginnings of monotheism, the Greeks, the Romans, up till an archaeological dig at that same site in 1968.
Now I'm reading Life of Pi, and it's just the same. So many beautiful religions in the world.
A friend of mine said she thinks she was a biologist in her last life. I think all biologists were religion majors in a past life, and vice-versa. They are so much the same.
General Chemistry II
General Chemistry II Lab
Biological Psychology
Mycology (!!!)
I debated adding another class, but mycology sounds pretty intense, and four classes is perfectly valid, here. I talked to my mom about it, and she thought I should add more 'fun' classes, outside of my major, since I may get very little credit to transfer to UConn. She keeps bringing that up, like this is The Lost Year of Rachael. Please, Jesus had what, 17 of them? I'll be fine. I'll go to UConn and I'll walk on water.
One class I almost wanted to take was on the modern forms of Judaism. I chose not to because it was said to be a very interactive class, and I'd rather just listen to lectures and take notes. I'll take something like it at UConn. And since they'll make me take a language, I want to take Hebrew. I should have been Jewish, I love it. I just read The Source, by John Michener. Covers the history of Judaism in Makor,Israel, starting before agriculture, moving through the beginnings of monotheism, the Greeks, the Romans, up till an archaeological dig at that same site in 1968.
Now I'm reading Life of Pi, and it's just the same. So many beautiful religions in the world.
A friend of mine said she thinks she was a biologist in her last life. I think all biologists were religion majors in a past life, and vice-versa. They are so much the same.