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I always feel bad bumping people's posts down over here.This one isn't significant to the majority of the blogging world, I'm afraid. Unless you are the type of blogger who likes to go rooting out little useless tidbits of information about odd people, please skip over this note and go down to the much more profound blog post below. If you are, however, one of those charming tidbit snufflers... please, I entreat you to the heartworming life nugget below:
I finally got my butt in gear and registered for classes at Hamline.
My schedule is as follows:
Monday: Nothing
Tuesday: Everything
Wednesday: Orchestra
Thursday: Everything Else
Friday: Nothing
The classes that I will be taking on Tuesdays and Thursdays are... *drum roll please*
8:00 am - 9:10 am Reading and Writing Texts
10:20? am - 11:30 am British Literature to 1789
(Lunch break)
12:50 - 2:50 FYSEM: Ancient Fable in Modern Contexts
3:00 pm - 4: 00 pm Contemporary Politics/Political Theory
I actually didn't fix my schedule that way intentionally. I only noticed about half way through filling out my schedule that all of the classes I picked had lined up for Tuesdays and Thursdays, so I just nailed the PoliSci class on the end to fill out the day. I'll just spend the rest of my week studying. Wednesday nights I'll have orchestra practice, too (because French Horns really are the ultimate instrument). Other than that I've got a pretty loose week. We'll see how this works out, and if it is for the best. I'm still taking the max credit load. That is, if I can find that two credit yoga class Hamline said was offered... maybe Tuesday and Thursday nights?
posted by Sara Ann @ 11:58 PM
5 Comments:
I volunteer you for dorm cleaning. You've got plenty of time. :P
Wow, Sara, that is both impressive and disgusting.
I like your schedule. It's pretty.
Have you gotten a chance to register yet? What kind of classes can you take?
I was really, really excited to see the English classes list.
I've looked at the list. There is this one English class that I desperately want to take, but probably won't be able to. It's Historical Survey of British Literature II. It's all literature after 1800. :)
Ooh... yummy.
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