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<p>I can’t tell if you are making a joke here? or if it is unintended? LOL</p>
<p>Honors “Paper Making” happened to be a great art class. D (Zoology major pre-med, 2 minors: Music Composition, Neuroscience) totaLLY enjoys it. She used to take private art lessons all thru HS but did not have time in her college schedule to take any art classes. This class fulfilled her desire to be connected to visual arts. The final project will be exhibitted in school’s gallery. D. is very excited.</p>
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<p>Me too. So much so that I never even applied to med school and instead got an MA in Art History!</p>
<p>Eastern religion and art history: This was during the Vietnam War, and I was studying Cambodian temples as they were being bombed. The professor was so emotional one day that he could not continue the class. It was powerful.</p>
<p>Archery in PE (do colleges even require PE anymore?): I never knew it would be so hard, but I loved it.</p>
<p>I graduated a semester early, and my major alone required 89 hours, so not a lot of time for other classes. But I did take a dance class every semester…social, folk, tap, ballet. I had always wanted to take dance lessons but my parents couldn’t afford it, so I took the opportunity in college. I was no good but it was fun.</p>
<p>Human Sexuality - with my future DH - yes we were clothed the entire time. I was in marching band for 3 of 4 years of college and a double science major and worked on the yearbook, band was my sanity class. I do miss the history and lit I couldn’t take, but I was like an earlier poster, I found it very difficult to switch from science to reading and writing, lots of wasted time trying to get that part of my brain in gear.</p>
<p>I forgot to mention Yiddish Literature…it was one of the most popular classes at my college due to the professor.</p>