"Coming did not come naturally for women."

[philthecow]

The paper is now 1400 words longer, but I've gotten only one-half of the way through the points I wanted to make and it's supposed to be 1750 words at most. Weimar Germany's pretty dense.

Ideal schedule for next semester:

GERM: Intensive German, Werlen and Plaxton
MWF 10:30-11:20
TTH 8:30-9:45

ARTH: Renaissance Art in Florence and Environs,

Comments

student taught courses

[dukhat]

I haven't heard of any. I was wondering that also. I don't have anything in mind I would want to teach at the moment, but the way the Swarthmore College Bulletin describes them it almost seems as if a group of students run the course.

Re: student taught courses

[crystalpyramid]

There certainly have been student-taught courses in the distant past - for instance, SWIL had a science fiction class, and Bruce Maxwell had a Computer Graphics class. I haven't heard of any lately, but that doesn't mean they didn't exist.

[midge7227]

elementary italian
calc 114/115 (ew)
history & principals of quakerism
islamic mysticism

nothing quite so interesting as the history of future, but i feel well on my way to my major, as it seems you are.

we have student taught classes but they're not for credit and they're things like knit&bitch (which is exactly what it sounds like).

[_swallow]

Hm, I'm hoping to take Philosophy of Literature, too.

[mere_bagatelle]

see you in philosophy of literature.

[anonymous]

Lauren, this is Holly a.k.a. The Phoenix Child from back in the FOD days. :) Just wanted to say hello. And by the way, I went to Weimar this summer, to Buchenwald. Unbelievable.