When you skip a Morality class because you don't want to watch the film, you had best make sure that you're looking at the right day. I had skipped a day in my estimation so now I'm going to be watching Million Dollar Baby, even though I had done my best to miss it. I was a week ahead so I had assumed that we would be having a test today, but I'm wrong, apparently. Oh well, at least I did a bit of studying so I will be prepared for the test next week. What gets me is that I could have been studying for my French exam that is tomorrow, a test I feel completely unprepared for even though I've been killing myself to learn it.
That reminds me, I haven't posted my schedule change since I switched to nights, so if you care, here it is:
COMM-ST 394 - The World Of "Film Noir" - G. Poe - 3.00
Sat & Sun 9:00AM - 5:00PM, 9/27 & 9/28, 10/18 & 10/19, 11/15 & 11/16
The course offers an historical survey of the development of "film noir" as a major film genre. The course examines the major characteristics that define "film noir" and offers an introduction to the historical roots of this genre in German Expressionism, as well as the social and political context for the development of "film noir" as a hollywood studio genre in the late 1940s. Particular attention is given to the social/ political conditions of the 1950s that contributed to both the rise and decline in popularity of "film noir" during the Cold War, as well as the film genre's revival in the "neo-noirs" of the 1970s.
ENGLISH 225 - Eng II:Inter Acad Prose - K. Kinghorn - 3.00
Tue & Thu 3:30PM - 4:45PM, 8/18/2008 - 12/12/2008
This course extends the work of English 110 with an additional emphasis on research. Each section of ENGLISH 225 uses a combination of book-length and shorter texts on focus on specific historical and/or cultural issues. As they learn to participant in scholarly conversations, students will find and evaluate library and internet sources. As with English 110, this course emphasizes revision, editing, and proper academic documentation.
FRENCH 110 - Elem French I - E. Roskam - 5.00
Tue & Thu 7:00PM - 9:05PM, 8/18/2008 - 12/12/2008
The goals of this course are an ability to speak and to understand simple (spoken) French as well as to read and write simple prose.
PHILOS 221 - Contemporary Moral Issues - C. Martin - 3.00
We 5:30PM - 8:15PM, 8/18/2008 - 12/12/2008
This course offers a philosophical examination of ethical issues in contemporary society. Topics for discussion include ethical conflicts arising in business and technology, engineering, healthcare, politics, and the environment. Moral concerns addressed may include reproductive rights and technologies, warfare, capital punishment, pornography, privacy, consumerism, euthanasia, sexuality, and animal welfare.
Sounds lovely, doesn't it? I swear it's making me crazy, yesterday while waiting for my English class, I signed up at a bunch of different dating websites... I have no idea why, I obviously don't have room in my head right now for a man, and yet I just went and did it. Though I will say that eHarmony personality profile was rather interesting. I might post it later, see if the rest of you agree.
Anyway, I was bitten by the writing bug a few minutes ago, which is good as I have a paper due soon, but I can't seem to focus on the subject. And to tell you the truth I wanted to do this as a vlog, but I'm at the library on campus right now and I don't need to appear any more strange than I already do... Maybe if Laura or Adam were here... No, never mind, they would talk me into working on their series and right now I can't really do anything other than French... Adam does have an awesome JVC though, maybe I should give him a call...