Hmm, I guess I DO like buying books...

[paranoiddork]

I just bought books for the two classes for which I had expected to have the heaviest reading loads: Victorian Epics, which is a senior English lit seminar, and The French Revolution. I just spent about 60 dollars TOTAL for these two classes. I have four books for V.E., one of which is a secondary sources collection (meaning only three novels,

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[scheisse_adc]

that's what i always loved about my english and history classes... even if i had to buy a lot of books, they were usually cheaper than the one book i had to buy for a CS class.

also, yes. having a car on campus is wonderful. i wish i'd had one before my senior year, because there is a lot of maine stuff that i never got to explore during my senior year.

and finally... is V.E. a briefel class?

[paranoiddork]

I second the car comment... on the first day back, a friend and I drove up to Boothbay Harbor, a place neither of us had ever visited, and it left us wondering how many other neat little places like that exist beyond our campus periphery, heh.

V.E. is most definitely a Briefel class. I'm a little obsessed. Already.

[bawidget]

oh waht books did you buy for your French Revoution class? I want to audit your class one day!

[paranoiddork]

It would beeee the 7th volume of UChicago's "Readings in Western Civilization" series, specifically "The Old Regime and the French Revolution." I know books should be underlined, but I'm feeling lazy :-P