schedules!
details of the STYC/Tru night to come, but more important at the moment...
i have enrolled! if you know me at all you know i love perusing course calendars and reading with awe about potential courses. i decided that since i was ever-so-delightfully accepted into the American Novel course, that i would take it instead of Shakespeare. (talking with Wood also helped, yes.)
2009/10 Schedule - University of York (Toronto :'( )
GL FRLS 2512/2515 Perfectionnement oral et écrit pour non-spécialistes I/II Tuesday 12-3, Glendon
GL HIST 3680 German History from 1871 to the Present Monday 3-6, Glendon
AP HIST 4670 The American Novel as an Historical Document Thursday 2:30-5:30, Keele
AP EN 3070 Filming Literature Friday 12:30-2:30, 3:30-4:30, Keele
GL EN 4606 History of the English Langauge Tuesday 3-6, Glendon
This translates to a few key points:
- i have Wednesdays free
- i have a total of 15hrs of class a week (take that, you whiny Brits! ahaha. just kidding. we do work damned hard over here.)
- i have an English course relating to History and a History course relating to English. i am in heaven.
- i have two Keele courses, eeek
- M.C. Davidson is teaching 4606; she isn't Djordjevic, but she'll do!
- i'm finally taking a film course!!
- three hours straight of French, followed by three hours sraight of language studies, good god
- not a class begins before 12pm
i think i'm in German History with Danilo, which should be awesome. and Dave's doing a cinema course en français, so we can commiserate and help each other out. should be an adventure, as always.
i have enrolled! if you know me at all you know i love perusing course calendars and reading with awe about potential courses. i decided that since i was ever-so-delightfully accepted into the American Novel course, that i would take it instead of Shakespeare. (talking with Wood also helped, yes.)
2009/10 Schedule - University of York (Toronto :'( )
GL FRLS 2512/2515 Perfectionnement oral et écrit pour non-spécialistes I/II Tuesday 12-3, Glendon
GL HIST 3680 German History from 1871 to the Present Monday 3-6, Glendon
AP HIST 4670 The American Novel as an Historical Document Thursday 2:30-5:30, Keele
AP EN 3070 Filming Literature Friday 12:30-2:30, 3:30-4:30, Keele
GL EN 4606 History of the English Langauge Tuesday 3-6, Glendon
This translates to a few key points:
- i have Wednesdays free
- i have a total of 15hrs of class a week (take that, you whiny Brits! ahaha. just kidding. we do work damned hard over here.)
- i have an English course relating to History and a History course relating to English. i am in heaven.
- i have two Keele courses, eeek
- M.C. Davidson is teaching 4606; she isn't Djordjevic, but she'll do!
- i'm finally taking a film course!!
- three hours straight of French, followed by three hours sraight of language studies, good god
- not a class begins before 12pm
i think i'm in German History with Danilo, which should be awesome. and Dave's doing a cinema course en français, so we can commiserate and help each other out. should be an adventure, as always.