Japanese Etiquette & Tradition: Class Info

Dec 28, 2009 23:49

SYLLABUS
Class 1, Jan. 04: Introductions: Because We All Have Names
Class 2, Jan. 11: Honorifics: Domo Arigato Gozaimasu, Algren-Sensei
Class 3, Jan. 18: Luck and Superstition: How to Avoid Turning Into a Cow
Class 4, Jan. 25: Temples and Shrines: Rinse and Spit
Class 5, Feb. 01: Business Etiquette: Don't Take Notes in Red Ink
Class 6, Feb. 08: Festivals and Holidays: Where Pet Goldfish Come From
Class 7, Feb. 15: MIDTERM: There's No Theater Like Noh Theater
SPRING BREAK
Class 8, Mar. 01: Table Manners: Because Class is Better With Free Food
Class 9, Mar. 08: Bathrooms: ... Yes, You'll Probably Need To Know This Someday
Class 10, Mar. 15: The Way Of The Tea: A Matcha Made in Heaven
Class 11, Mar. 22: Clothing: How Do YOU Tie Your Obi?
Class 12, Mar. 29: Arts and Crafts: Origami, Calligraphy, Sumi-e, Flower Arranging
Class 13, Apr. 05: ... Possibly Easter Monday. Open-ended, if there's class.
Class 14, Apr. 12: Table Manners 2.0: Because Algren Apparently Trusts You To Behave In Public
Class 15, Apr. 19: FINAL: Life In Every Breath


Class Roster
Ino Yamanaka (TA)
Annja Creed
Didi
Elena
Jill McTeague
Kate Gregson
Momoko Akatsutsumi
Morgana
Triela
Worf

Rules
Physical violence in this class is not only frowned upon, it's a one-way ticket to detention.

Algren will tolerate differences of opinion, and people in the class are encouraged to ask questions or even downright challenge his views or teaching methods, but blatant disrespect will be dealt with however Algren sees fit. Which, really, means that he'll find ways to pick on you.

People caught sleeping in class will face the full wrath of whatever the Danger Shop has to offer for that lesson, and if Algren catches you passing notes, he'll intercept them, read them out loud, and reserve the right to be a crotchety old grump about it for the rest of the period.

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