We're Always Proving Who We Are...

Oh, I suck at staying on topic. I was all ready to start my set designer powerpoint. And then I decided to look at course offerings for next year instead...

I think I've worked out what I'm going to do, though I have two very important things to say about scheduling first:

1) NOT ON, Geoff Proehl. Why is your World Dramas class, that most of next year's senior class is going to have to take, at 9:30am? Theatre classes aren't supposed to happen that early!

2) NOT ON, Peter Greenfield. Why does your Shakespeare seminar conflict with the Shakespearean acting class? Doesn't that seem a little counterintuitive to you? (I blame Peter because 310 is always 2-4:50 Tuesdays and Thursdays)

So, what I think I'm going to do is:

FALL 2006
MWF 10-10:50 Light and Color (fulfills Natural Science Core)
MWF 11-11:50 Staging Gender (Jac)
MWF 2-2:50 Theatre, Community, and Collaboration (Jac)
M 3-5 Senior Theatre Festival (required to graduate)
Tu 12:30-1:50 Light and Color Lab (required for class)
TT 2-2:50 Beginning Jazz (physical activity is good)

SPRING 2007
MWF 11-11:50 Greek Mythology (Yay mythology!)
MWF 1-1:50 Jazz History (nothing else looks even remotely appealing)
MWF 2-2:50 Brit Lit I (required for minor)
TT 9:30-10:50 World Dramas (required for major)

Not for credit:
M 3-5 STF (actually a year long class, can only get credit one semester)
TT 2-4:50 THTR 310 (Jac and Shakespeare and swords. 'Nough said)

Yay for time wasting!

Registration complete. Depending on whether or not I decide to do my independent study, this is subject to change.

CLSC311A ANCIENT COMEDY _M_W_F_ 1100-1150
CONN350A FOOD & CULTURE _M_W___ 1500-1620
ENGL360B JANE AUSTEN __T_T__ 0930-1050
ENGL441A 16TH C ENGL LIT _T_T__ 1230-1350
PE 184A INT JAZZ DANCE __T_T__ 1130-1220
THTR291A THEATRE PRODCTN