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November 29th, 2001
 | 02:03 pm - as it currently stands (who knows if it'll stay this way), here's my class schedule for next semester
American Literature, 1815-1865
TR 2:10 pm - 3:30 pm Hamilton Smith 139 Lecture Jan 22, 2002 - May 13, 2002 John Ernest
The English Victorian Period
MW 4:10 pm - 5:30 pm Hamilton Smith 140 Lecture Jan 22, 2002 - May 13, 2002 James Krasner
Syntax and Semantic Theory
MW 1:10 pm - 2:30 pm Hamilton Smith 126 Lecture Jan 22, 2002 - May 13, 2002 Mary M. Clark
Calculus II
MWF 10:10 am - 11:00 am Kingsbury M227 Lecture Jan 22, 2002 - May 13, 2002 D Nikshych
TR 4:10 pm - 5:00 pm Kingsbury M308 Lab Jan 22, 2002 - May 13, 2002 D Nikshych
i'm still trying to get the other classes i wanted more [specifically: war and society, form adn theory of fiction, and african american lit], but this works well enough if i can't get into those
state: almost satisfied
np: Paul Oakenfold - Lost in Love
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For all your love of math, this looks like an English Major's schedule. What's the deal, dude? i am an english major..
(well i will be, but i forgot to sign up last month so i have to wait til next semester to register)
i think i'm gonna get a math minor tho Really?
:)
I was/am one too even though I don't do anything with it now.
Beware the Ides of Linguistics. They can kill you. (except for robotic math type people. they get sick enjoyment from the systematic deconstruction of ideas and humanism.) i was cleaning out my lj email folder a bit and found this.. did i mention that i'm now planning to get a linguistics minor? =) </i>***WhY???***</i>The only human thing about linguistics is questions like the one I put here Otherwise, it's soulless clinical scientism parading as an English scholar. because there are a lot of questions like that. how people learn/create/adopt languages, how languages differ, etc. i'm taking a class next year on how english differs all over the world, in all the places it is a native language and just in general use, and how it affects politics and the local langauges, and etc
for our term paper in my class now, we have to compare english grammatically to anotehr language. i'm going to use one of the created 'universal' languages - like esperanto - because i'm curious what people thought of as the most sensible easy way to use language, and how it works next to a natural language |
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