Its still tomorrow here!
Okay so quick look at the course that I'll be having this quarter once I reach The Farm:
Monday - Thursday from 10am to 10:50am will be the English 'writing in major' course, Poetry and Poetics. The course is being taught by my English advisor, Ken Fields, and is one of the few required courses to graduate with an English major. Not sure exactly what the course is about, but I'm thinking we get delve into the mechanics of poetry and all that fun stuff.
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11am - 12:15pm will be a communication course called 'Persepctives on American Journalism.' I think this is your typical intro to journalism type class which will discuss media in the US and all that. Considering that I want to have as much of a concetration in Journalism as I can, this course is a no brainer for me.
Wednesdays from 3:15pm - 6:05pm will be what I consider to be the interesting class of the quarter, 'Journalism Law,' another Comm course. Guess we'll learn about libel and freedom of the press and all that fun shit.
My final class I haven't registered for yet, since I have to particpate in a lottery or something to get into it, but its going to be a workshop in either poetry or short story, depending on what I want to do first.
It all equals 20 units, not sure if I want to take an intro to dance class yet to make it 21.
Monday - Thursday from 10am to 10:50am will be the English 'writing in major' course, Poetry and Poetics. The course is being taught by my English advisor, Ken Fields, and is one of the few required courses to graduate with an English major. Not sure exactly what the course is about, but I'm thinking we get delve into the mechanics of poetry and all that fun stuff.
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11am - 12:15pm will be a communication course called 'Persepctives on American Journalism.' I think this is your typical intro to journalism type class which will discuss media in the US and all that. Considering that I want to have as much of a concetration in Journalism as I can, this course is a no brainer for me.
Wednesdays from 3:15pm - 6:05pm will be what I consider to be the interesting class of the quarter, 'Journalism Law,' another Comm course. Guess we'll learn about libel and freedom of the press and all that fun shit.
My final class I haven't registered for yet, since I have to particpate in a lottery or something to get into it, but its going to be a workshop in either poetry or short story, depending on what I want to do first.
It all equals 20 units, not sure if I want to take an intro to dance class yet to make it 21.
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Mechanics ... eww.
By Polerand, at 1:05 PM
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