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PHYS 121BH - Gordon Watts, Physics
If you have a question on ... Contact ... (more)
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200-level course in Asian Literature - John Christopher Hamm, Asian Languages & Literature
1. Required Readings available for purchase at University Bookstore (also on reserve at Odegaard Undergraduate Library). Bring these texts to class on the days on which they will be discussed: ...
2. Required Readings on Electronic Reserve ... Print out copies of these texts and bring them to class on the days on which they will be discussed: ... (more)
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PHIL 338A - William Talbott, Philosophy
I. SERVICE LEARNING OPTION: ... A limited number of students will have the option of signing up through the Carlson Center for a service learning opportunity with a Seattle-based organization that deals with human rights issues. The number of sign-ups will be determined by the number of suitable positions that can be found. Service learning opportunities will be explained during the first week of classes ... (more)
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BIOL 100 - Linda Martin-Morris, Biology
Instructors: Your course will have three instructors you see regularly, and 5 others you see less often. The lecturer is Dr. Linda Martin-Morris ... (more)
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PHYS 123B - Gordon Watts, Physics
Clicker: We will have in-class questions using the Orange Clickers (with the A, B, C, D, and E). You can pick one up at the book store, borrow one from your friends (as long as they aren't in our class too!). The clicker responses will factor into your course grade ... (more)
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