Subjects the Chorallaries, and many others, wish were taught at MIT.
Note: Classes at MIT are designated by course number (15 is management, 6 is EE/CS, 7 is biology, 4 is architecture & art, etc.), followed by a period and some other digits denoting what level the class is at, though this depends on the department (.0x/.00x generally is freshman level, etc).
The classes:
17.76: How to Stick It to the Man (course 17 is political science)
7.11: Basic Nutrition
15.69: How to Get Ahead in the Corporate World
4.20: Experimental Consciousness Art
21L.33T: h4x0r w|2i7ing (21L is language; course 21 comprises most humanities tracks here)
1.51: Intoxicology
6.66: Advanced Digital Electronics Laboratory (this is funny because this class actually exists, but its number is not 6.66, though I hear it really should be)
3.141: Confectionary Chemistry (course 3 is materials science)
There were two others, but I can't remember what they were. Ah well. yay for the Chorallaries! (They are an awesome acapella group that puts on this concert every year called Bad Taste. It was delightfully tasteless.)
The classes:
17.76: How to Stick It to the Man (course 17 is political science)
7.11: Basic Nutrition
15.69: How to Get Ahead in the Corporate World
4.20: Experimental Consciousness Art
21L.33T: h4x0r w|2i7ing (21L is language; course 21 comprises most humanities tracks here)
1.51: Intoxicology
6.66: Advanced Digital Electronics Laboratory (this is funny because this class actually exists, but its number is not 6.66, though I hear it really should be)
3.141: Confectionary Chemistry (course 3 is materials science)
There were two others, but I can't remember what they were. Ah well. yay for the Chorallaries! (They are an awesome acapella group that puts on this concert every year called Bad Taste. It was delightfully tasteless.)