I've seen the reading list for Children's Lit. *I* would like to take that course. ^_^
 

Hi Hayley,

I'm in Creelman's Children's Lit course, so you'll know at least one person. E-mail me directly if you'd like me to send you the reading list. Incidentally, I have been told repeatedly by academic advisors and students alike that the course is deceptive in that it looks easy because of the subject matter; however, many find it to be the most rigorous of the upper year English courses in terms of workload (there are 7 books to read, plus 1 textbook!). So, just a heads up.

FYI I'm also taking Writing Poetry with Compton and American Film with Moore, both of which I am really excited about.

It's great to know we'll be in a class together in 2007! Looking forward to it. Drop me a line.

Jaybird
 

I loved intro to logic, the prof is awesome. Plus it's fairly easy, as the tests are just multiple choice since the class is generally large. I also found that it really helped with my writing because then I could make better arguments. It also helps you to identify the shitty arguments that politicians make. Although you could probably just learn the subject matter yourself from the text. I have it if you want it. But Littlejohn is so awesome! You could always take it another time, I know how much of a pain it is to go to school just for one class.
 

I took Logic this summer if you want to borrow my textbook, by the way. Lydia's points are right on the money, Littlejohn's quite an engaging professor.

Jaybird