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As a senior, I've finally reached that point in my English major career where I must spend copious amounts of time with Shakespeare, but lucky for me, the semester had been enlightened with real British accents and plays come to life. Two of the actors from King Lear, courtesy of Butler's website...
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Christina's Blog
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ChristinaL
on Sat, Nov 14 2009
Filed under: professors, class, English, theatre, England, musicals, Shakespeare, theatre department, artists-in-residence, plays
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Somehow when I was scheduling for my classes, I ended up in economics. I thought that CC213P The Social World was a history-like course that fulfilled the core curriculum requirement. Little did I know then, the class had a focus: economics. Granted, I had trouble getting into any classes at all so I...
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Taylor's Blog
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BUTaylorM
on Thu, Oct 22 2009
Filed under: Starbucks, Spanish, Economics, Coffee Mugs, CC213P, Span 204, Supply, Professors, Ratemyprofessors.com, Scheduling classes, Demand, Core Curriculum
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Ashley, Kassandra, and I pretend we're doctors in Nashville's Adventure Science Center, June of 2009. Pretending to be doctors is illegal, kids! My face screams "I became a pharmacist to avoid guts in the OR!!" So if you're looking to be a pharmacist, you have two basic, over-arcing...
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Cathryn's Blog
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BUCathryn
on Mon, Oct 12 2009
Filed under: pharmacy, adventure time, professors, dean's forum, military
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Hey guys! Sorry I haven't posted in a few days... MY COMPUTER CRASHED! UGH. I'm pretty sure that's a college student's worst nightmare, although thankfully I am still under warranty. This is not the first time in my college/blogging career that my computer has died , so I will repeat...
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Christina's Blog
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ChristinaL
on Thu, May 21 2009
Filed under: professors, downtown, IUPUI, computers, advice, internship, art, NUVO, IndyFringe, Big Car, canal, Information Resources, White River State Park, Mass Ave, Found Magazine, art gallery, music
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So, summer is fun, but you need some cash to enjoy it. I will be working for my dolla dolla bills this summer on-campus at the Alumni Office, which doesn't seem like work because a) I love working with alumni and do it for free all the time with the Student Foundation (aka BUSF) and b) the Alumni...
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Hey Mike! I can't speak directly to Media Arts, but I am on a scholarship from the English Department which I had to interview for. I don't know exactly how they chose the scholarship winners - I am guessing it is a mixture of many factors. Your academic record, test scores, experiences, etc...
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There are seventeen of us from Butler here in Spain, and once a month our professor, Dr. Willem, invites us over to her apartment for a BU reunion. She even had traditional Spanish party cakes for all of us... we ate soooo much! We also took time to catch up and share some stories from all of our adventures...
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I agree with what everyone else said but I'll add my own suggestions, too : ) I took four AP classes and lots of Honors classes in high school and I found my freshman year to be easy compared to those becauase in college you don't have to go to all of your classes everyday (they only meet 1-3...
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Hey Nicole! So I'm studying abroad in Spain and missing Butler very much, so I totally went overboard with answering your questions, but hopefully you can find something helpful in the novel I wrote you ; ) What made you pick to go to BU? 1. Location – Even now that we’re studying in Spain, living...
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Oh, Clauss is actually my boss for the Writer's Studio, so I had him last semester for EN301. He can be challenging, but he's a really good teacher and class is entertaining - my friends who had him for their first year seminar liked him as well. I don't know about either of the other profs...
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For my Jane Austen seminar, my prof invited us over to his house to watch the movie of Pride & Prejudice and he bought us pizza for dinner! So much fun.