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jpark10
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i need an easy class to satisfy the
1). literature requirement
2). Visual & Performing Arts or History requirement
3). Any other course thats easy on the Approved COE Humanities & Social Sciences list.

any suggestions?

2/17/2007 4:45:49 PM

chembob
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http://www2.acs.ncsu.edu/reg_records/crs_cat/directory.html

2/17/2007 5:24:11 PM

joe_schmoe
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Intro to Old Testament (REL311) and/or Intro to New Testament REL312

Dr. Adler is a great prof (312) i dont know who is teaching 311.

either of them fulfils literature AND "non-english culture" requirement.



[Edited on February 17, 2007 at 6:34 PM. Reason : ]

2/17/2007 6:09:13 PM

jpark10
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^ it looks like it doesnt fulfill the literature requirement....where do you see that?

2/17/2007 6:35:27 PM

joe_schmoe
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Hmm.. I'm pretty sure it does.

the full titles of the classes are "Intro to New (or Old) Testament Literature"

and i remember that one class fulfilled two requirements, including the "non-english-speaking culture" requirment, so it was a bonus.

but, i'lll look again

2/17/2007 7:29:12 PM

Supplanter
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Any lit class Dr Hunt teaches would be great. Any history class by Dr Parker would be really good as well. For other humanities, check out Dr Jesseph for philosophy, or Dr Packman for mythology.

2/17/2007 7:47:27 PM

mcfluffle
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1) eng 425
2) gc 120
3) mus 180

2/17/2007 9:28:14 PM

jpark10
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whats mus180?

2/19/2007 5:52:13 PM

Mindstorm
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Examination of western musical materials, forms, styles and history through the primary musical experiences of composing, performing, and listening. Course designed for students with no formal musical training.

Sounds like you listen to music and write about it.

2/19/2007 9:09:10 PM

mcfluffle
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^

2/19/2007 9:16:18 PM

joe_schmoe
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Quote :
"Sounds like you listen to music and write about it."


maybe i'm wrong, but

2/20/2007 2:01:48 AM

FykalJpn
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"Dr Jesseph for philosophy"


Dr. Jesseph is the f-ing man, but he doesn't exactly grade liberally. Dr. Rouphail (english--usually western lit) is awesome too, and grades a little easier

2/20/2007 6:43:53 AM

qosafoonir
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If Soc 202 fills a req then take it with RV Rikard, or hell take anything with him

2/20/2007 10:43:53 AM

kable333
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^Agreed. I need to holla back at Rikard sometime. He's one of the best teachers I had at State.

[Edited on February 21, 2007 at 4:55 PM. Reason : RV]

2/21/2007 4:54:50 PM

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