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[abarbienel_s]

So, this is really to organize my thoughts over planning for classes for next quarter, but feel free to comment.

So, I am continuing Hebrew and I have to continue SOSC. The section of SOSC I carry on to is Democracy in Education, which is the whole reason I took the class, but I am thinking about maybe switching to another section...one is going to

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[cometogether1]

(This is Hannah, BUT:)

YOU MUST TAKE REALISM. Mearshimer like fucking invented it. He is coming to speak here kind of soon, and I'm going, but, like...A WHOLE CLASS? I don't really like realism but it's sort of the foundation of international relations all the time.

[cometogether1]

Also I spelled his name wrong but it was an accident; I know he has another E.

[abarbienel_s]

I really want to, and it will be the first on my bid list, but I am not sure the likelihood of getting in, because of the cap at 25, but I am hoping my last-name-early-in-the-alphabet status will put me higher on the list? or that I can add/drop into it, if I do not get in? He spoke for CFI (Chicago Friends of Israel, a group with which I do work, had him speak two weeks ago, but I had to miss seeing and having dinner with him because I was in Davis)

But, what I really cannot decide between is how to rank the Middle East class (which, other than BA thesis and language could finish one of my majors, if approved) and the English class (which will count toward my other major (though I really do not need it to) but sounds really interesting, and would also (though I would have a buttload of TTh class) make my only Monday class be auditing French). I guess I will randomly choose them and see how the registrar picks my classes.