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2012, Block 3
Featured Courses: Global Environmental Politics: Protection of the Commons, Indigenous Religious Traditions, Introductory Modern Physics
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2012, Block 2
Featured Courses: The Southwest: An Introduction, History of Performance, Women & Madness
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2012, Block 1
Featured Courses: Linear Algebra, The Southwest: An Introduction, History of Performance
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Block Four
2012
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The New Republic, 1789-1844
How can an analysis of the American Civil War help us evaluate what sorts of factors were considered during the early formation of our country? And how can it help inform our way of looking at current political climates? Learn more about Bryan Rommel-Ruiz's course here.
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Bacterial Genetics and Physiology
This upper-level microbiology course gives students the opportunity to engage with experimental design and analysis in a laboratory.
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Women in Hinduism & Buddhism
Using theory on gender and sexuality, Tracy Coleman's class will look more deeply into social and religious implications for women living in South Asia.
Welcoming Andrea More!
Tragically, I'll be leaving the dear Communications Office at the end of the semester--but no worries, the fabulous Andrea More '16 will be the new Student Curator for the 2013-14 year.
Andrea--hailing from Palo Alto, California--is fairly certain she will major in English on the Creative Writing Fiction track. She is currently writing a musical alongside Wes Brandt '14. She is a frequent contributor to the Cipher and often has difficulty following maps.