oh inside this city.

[orbatid]

So, I changed my schedule. Again. Because I'm awesome.

Monday
11-11:50 - American Literature to 1860
12-12:50 - Victorian Novel

Tuesday
11-12:15 - Junior Seminar
1-2:15 - Stonehenge to Hubble

Wednesday
11-11:50 - American Literature to 1860
12-12:50 - Victorian Novel
6-8:30 - Intro to Performance

Thursday
10-10:50 - Stonehenge to Hubble Recitation
11-12:15 -

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[oxalic]

"1-2:15 - Stonehenge to Hubble"

EXPLAIN!

[orbatid]

"This is a self-contained course for students not majoring in the physical sciences. Lectures focus on practical astronomy and provide a historical perspective of our place in the Universe. Phenomena that can be readily observed with the unaided eye or a small telescope are discussed. The historical perspective starts with the earliest views, and discusses scientific discovery as a process leading up to the modern idea of the expanding Universe of galaxies. This course forms an appropriate sequence with either Astronomy 0089, Physics 0081 or Physics 0089. Part of this course includes the requirement of up to two evening "field trips" to the University of Pittsburgh's Allegheny Observatory. The purpose of these trips will be to tour the facility and, if possible, make observation with a telescope. On any one evening only a small fraction of the class will make a trip, so it should be possible to accommodate the students' evening schedules. Nominally, the trips will take place on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening. Bus transportation from

[oxalic]

Fascinating!