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[jer64bear]

Oh yeah, I just registered for classes:

20th Century Literature
I saw Albert Camus and Philip Roth on the course description...'nuff said.

Native American History
I need a more comprehensive understanding than "they were screwed, but got fireworks and casinos."

Latin American History
Ever since Woody Allen's Bananas I've been interested in the

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[_scintillate]

how'd you get the hook up on that job in the san juan islands???

[jer64bear]

I used to go to camp there, so I have a few connections. And my mom put in a good word for me.

Oh, and just to clarify (in case you're not familiar with the Seattle area)...it's the San Juan Islands out in Puget Sound (up north from Seattle, close to Canada) and not the ones down in Puerto Rico. But either way, both would be awesome.

[micahellison]

Cool courseload! Looks like a lot of reading.

[jer64bear]

That's the slogan for history majors.

But, meh, I'd rather read than solve equations.

[micahellison]

Amen to that. Exactly why I picked history. Plus you spend most of your time reading/hearing interesting stories, and the rest of it arguing about them. =D

[byodomer]

lemme know if you need me to hold a course

[luvjuicy]

Do crappy macaroni Mother's Day presents really count as having an understanding of African Art? :p

[jer64bear]

I just browsed through your journal and noticed you're an Art History major. I tried some art appreciation on my own, but when I got to Monet and Manet, it seemed too complicated. Have you taken African Art? It sounds pretty interesting.