Students rate favorite 'I' courses
It happens every year.
Students receive
their grad check and realize they have not taken those darn "I," also known
as interdisciplinary, courses. Students are required to take two of these
classes before they graduate, but with so much stress to graduate, why
add to the stress by taking a difficult "I" course.
Jimmy Chai
Granted,
students want to graduate with the best education possible.
But why take a class
such as American Religious Diversity when you can take Living in Space?
Arenít both the same
class?
Joking aside, here
are a list of classes considered favorites by the most astute campus students
(names won't be mentioned because they are chicken)
-
Womenís Studies 338I
--
Women in Sports
"I went to class
drunk every day and I still got a B."
-
Comparative Literature
320I --
Comic Spirit
"It was like
watching a stand-up comedy. And, also, it's seeing society in a different
way." (By far, the most recommended.)
-
Dance 373I --
Nonverbal Communication
"It was an asterisk
and an 'I' course, so I knocked it all out at once. Itís not all serious.
It was fun."
-
Recreation 340I --
Leisure in Contemporary
Society
"You study how to
relax. But studying to relax, isnít that a little hypocritical?"
-
Film and Electronic
Arts 486I -- Alternative Media
"You find out how
the government manipulates the media. And how much journalists are full
of it."
(Hey, I resent that.) |
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