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#* taught by [[Dave Letzler '06]] | #* taught by [[Dave Letzler '06]] | ||
#* five-six screenings from Kubrick's <I>oeuvre</I> | #* five-six screenings from Kubrick's <I>oeuvre</I> | ||
| + | # Gregorian Chant | ||
| + | #* taught by [[Joe McDonough '06]] and Prof. Paul (PoliSci) | ||
| + | #* An introduction to the theory and practice of chant/plainsong. | ||
| + | # Is Latin Dead? | ||
| + | #* taught by [[Joe McDonough '06]] | ||
| + | #* a brief introduction to the Latin language and how it works, for curious beginners | ||
Revision as of 12:48, December 16, 2005
Take or teach any classes you want during Winter Study. Past courses have included "How to Make Money on eBay", "The Art of Eskimo Warfare", and "The Fine Art of Seduction by Cooking: Kitchen Skills for the Dating Game."
- The Philosophy and Sociology of Streaking
- taught by Andrew Whinery and Morgan Goodwin
- discussion and lab sections
- An Introduction to HTML
- taught by Diana Davis '07
- see tutorial here
- The Films of Stanley Kubrick
- taught by Dave Letzler '06
- five-six screenings from Kubrick's oeuvre
- Gregorian Chant
- taught by Joe McDonough '06 and Prof. Paul (PoliSci)
- An introduction to the theory and practice of chant/plainsong.
- Is Latin Dead?
- taught by Joe McDonough '06
- a brief introduction to the Latin language and how it works, for curious beginners
