Are two different bible studies necessary? ("Yes" is a totally valid answer to this question. As a not-remotely-religious person, I have no sense of calibration of how much time one might want to devote to religious purposes.)
What are your other classes?
Are you planning to practice the hands-off SVP style that Brown was a fan of, or something more hands-on? How much planning should the PCs do?
The two Bible studies are necessary, though the one I attend is only a 1.5-hour time commitment a week, which is not a big deal. And it's fun, so it's a positive thing. I *am* obligated to run one, which will take more time/energy, since I have to prep, poke people to go, pretend I know what I'm doing etc... but I've made a commitment, and it's something I'm excited about. More so than being SVP, I'm (somewhat) sad to say
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What are your other classes?
Are you planning to practice the hands-off SVP style that Brown was a fan of, or something more hands-on? How much planning should the PCs do?
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http://www.endlessyoutube.com/watch?v=HMnrl0tmd3k
http://www.endlessyoutube.com/watch?v=DIx3aMRDUL4
:D :D
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aaand I can't audit, alas. The D-Lab class is not auditable, and I need the literature class for pre-med. ;_;
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