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Old 10-17-2008, 12:23 PM   #1
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Going into final semester at MRC in Jan, but am registering for classes now. My last semester is basically all options. Any good suggestions?

* Already taken the best class ever (PHED1215 — Leisure Activities)
* Hate anything mathematical (including physics and chemistry)
* No political science.

Can be from any cluster.

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Old 10-17-2008, 12:47 PM   #2
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Old 10-17-2008, 12:49 PM   #3
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Old 10-17-2008, 01:39 PM   #4
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Speech 1110 I believe is the number. Make sure it is with Jeff Jewett.

Also, never taken it but computer science intro is extremely easy.
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Old 10-17-2008, 01:45 PM   #5
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Speech 1110 I believe is the number. Make sure it is with Jeff Jewett.

Also, never taken it but computer science intro is extremely easy.
Haha I took that with Jeff, that was a hilarious class. He's kind of a weird dude, but he's a fun teacher nonetheless. I acted out the "steamroller" scene from Strange Brew in his class for one of our assignments. As for Comp Sci, I'm just computer illiterate but I didnt find that class easy at all. The labs were the most boring thing ever, and the test was extremely technical. Not to mention that if I could choose any class, I wouldn't pick one with 3 hours of lectures a week PLUS a lab.

btw is PHED the off-campus gym class? Because if not, take that one(dont remember what its called). It's wicked dude. We went curling, golfing, even shot pool one time. My favourite class I ever took at MRC.
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Old 10-17-2008, 01:54 PM   #6
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Haha I took that with Jeff, that was a hilarious class. He's kind of a weird dude, but he's a fun teacher nonetheless. I acted out the "steamroller" scene from Strange Brew in his class for one of our assignments. As for Comp Sci, I'm just computer illiterate but I didnt find that class easy at all. The labs were the most boring thing ever, and the test was extremely technical. Not to mention that if I could choose any class, I wouldn't pick one with 3 hours of lectures a week PLUS a lab.

btw is PHED the off-campus gym class? Because if not, take that one(dont remember what its called). It's wicked dude. We went curling, golfing, even shot pool one time. My favourite class I ever took at MRC.
Yep. We did inner-tube waterpolo, laser tag, soccer, basketball... you name it... it was wicked. Couldn't believe I got credit for it.

Is it the Public Speaking class? SPCH 2001 has one with that guy.

There are actually 2:

SPCH 2007

SPCH 2001

Both have Jeff as a teacher/

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Speech 1110 I believe is the number. Make sure it is with Jeff Jewett.

Also, never taken it but computer science intro is extremely easy.
Yeah, I've had a bunch of comp classes already for required classes.
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Yep. We did inner-tube waterpolo, laser tag, soccer, basketball... you name it... it was wicked. Couldn't believe I got credit for it.

Is it the Public Speaking class? SPCH 2001 has one with that guy.
Ya its public speaking. You could try it. That one may be a 200-level class though, which may make it more in-depth than the 1110 one. That was four years ago I took it, I can't remember the number at all.
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Ya its public speaking. You could try it. That one may be a 200-level class though, which may make it more in-depth than the 1110 one. That was four years ago I took it, I can't remember the number at all.
Ah ha. Thanks. I actually see now is says "formally 1110" in the link I gave.

I'll give it a shot because it works perfectly for my schedule. Helllllo MWF's off!


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Uh oh. I signed up for ASTR2201 as I need a cluster 5 (math, physics and sciences) and picked this one because it seemed to be the most mathless of them all... however, I've caught wind that this specific class does include a large portion of math. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

Any other cluster 5 classes that don't include math? I'm probably the worst person in the world at any type of math...
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Old 12-03-2008, 08:25 PM   #11
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I was a fan of Anthropology. Not the Monkeys one but the cultural anthro one, ANTH 1103 I believe. My instructor (2 years ago) just had graduated from UC-Berkeley and was really good, knowledgeable and passionate. The class wasn't totally wasy, but I never really had to work hard to get my A, plus I felt like i was learning.
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Old 12-03-2008, 08:38 PM   #12
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Does MRC offer a course how to score goals in the HNA? I'd recommend that....
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Is that cluster 5, mrcboi?

jar: you watch next game. blow... your... mind.
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Old 12-03-2008, 09:14 PM   #14
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Is that cluster 5, mrcboi?

jar: you watch next game. blow... your... mind.
Gawd I can't remember the clusters...I know Anthro isn't exactly a real science so...
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