I'm stuck in front of web registration trying to use voodoo to get into classes. I'm on the wait list for one class that I need - a fiction workshop with Sean Virgo - and I need to somehow magic my way into Lorna Crozier's prose-poem class; it requires permission and I need to go in and see her about it, obviously, because I'm the one that bugged her about it in the first place and really want to take it. As it stands, I need to get another workshop in there if I can't get into the fiction workshop, but it has to be upper-level; I'm going to see if I can get permission to get into a fourth year fiction workshop instead.
So, what I'm taking so far:
First semester - English 225 (technical writing), Writing 310 (Forms and Techniques in the Novel), and Writing 401 (Advanced Poetry workshop).
Second semester - Fine Arts 245 (Art and Technology), and Fine Arts 305 (Film and Video production).
I need that fiction workshop and that prose-poem class to fill out the second semester.
Comments (2)
I've taken the technical writing course - it's easy-peasy. It's mostly just for geeks so you'll stand out as someone who can actually write.
The others sounds pretty fun. I wish I had gotten to take some more fine arts courses but they actively discourage geeks from developing that part of their mind.
Posted by fly_girl | June 24, 2004 11:50 AM
Posted on June 24, 2004 11:50
It's really too bad that you didn't get the opportunity too; I find I don't have to slog through my classes as much anymore. They can be quite stressful - I know the video production class will be - but I always get something out of it. I'm particuarly looking forward to the Novel class...wanted to take it last year, but didn't know about it until it was too late!
Posted by ben | June 24, 2004 6:35 PM
Posted on June 24, 2004 18:35