Spring '98 Honors Seminars HONR 169Z Knowledge and Its Human Implications HONR 200 Honors Research Colloquium (1 credit) HONR 218A In Search of Ancient Astronomies HONR 218M The Search for an American Architecture HONR 238A The World of the Dead Sea Scrolls HONR 238B Images of Masculinity in American Literature and Film HONR 238C Western World Literature II HONR 238D Nineteenth and Twentieth Century English Literature HONR 238G Thanatos--The Many Meanings of Death HONR 238L Mind and Language HONR 238U The Spiritual Heritage of the Human Race: An Introduction to the Study of World Religions HONR 238Z Understanding the World through Reading HONR 239C The Creative Process in Dance HONR 239N The Black Experience in American Drama HONR 248C Changing Worlds: Economic, Political, and Social Developments in the Former Soviet Bloc HONR 248D International and Multicultural Perspectives in Education HONR 248L Conflict, Cooperation, and Strategy HONR 248Q Responsibility and Irresponsibility and the News Media HONR 248W America in the 1960's HONR 249R Global Environmental Change HONR 249S The United States in Vietnam: From Dien Bien Phu to the Fall of Saigon, a Crossroads in American History HONR 249V Lawyers and the Adversary System: Can a Good Lawyer Lead a Good Life? HONR 249Y Social and Political Movements HONR 258C Silence and Art HONR 259C Fearfully Great Lizards: Topics in Dinosaur Research HONR 259D Understanding the Japanese through the Performing Arts HONR 259K From a City on a Hill to NATO on the Plain: The Rise and Fall of American Isolationism HONR 259M The Science in Science Fiction HONR 259S The Body and Literature HONR 269C Mythology HONR 269I Immigrant Voices: Literature of Jewish, Asian, and Hispanic Immigrants to America--1900 to Present HONR 269J The Beat Begins: American Culture in the 1950's HONR 269L Hinduism: Karma, Dharma, Caste, Sects, and Symbols HONR 269O Judging the Social Sciences HONR 269T Understanding Nationalisms: State Building and the Politics of Identity in the Modern World HONR 278K Discoveries that have Shaped Technology in the 20th Century: Ramifications in Chemical and Biomedical Sciences HONR 278S Frontiers in Genetics HONR 278T Evolution and Adaptation in Humans HONR 278U Richard M. Nixon and his Presidency HONR 278V Who Will I Be at 65? Being Aged in Cross-Cultural Perspective HONR 278W Mind and Brain: At the Interface of Neutral Systems and Cognition HONR 278X Freedom, Determinism, and Moral Responsibility in Western Thought HONR 278Y Political Behavior HONR 278Z The Problem of Evil HONR 279A Games, Game Theory, and Theory of Games HONR 279B The Evolution of Diseases HONR 279C Literature and Film of the Extremes HONR 279D From Fiction to Film: Film Adaptations of Novels HONR 279F Mozart and Beethoven: Music, Rebellion, and the Will to Make a New World HONR 279G The Biological Basis of Mental Illness HONR 279I Alphabetic Writing Systems from Dublin to Delhi: The Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Cyrillic, Devanagari and Latin Alphabets and Their Common Phoenician Source HONR 279J Russia: Let History Judge HONR 279K The Business of the Arts Note: We've changed the title of this course to "Behind the Scenes in the Performing Arts." The description remains the same, but the new title better describes the course. HONR 279L Science and Technology as Themes in Literature HONR 279N Imagining Cities: New York, Los Angeles, Cyber-Space HONR 279P Understanding and Coping with Stress HONR 279Q Ethics in Journalism: Reading It, Seeing It, Practicing It HONR 279R Art-Making in the Global Village HONR 279S The Science of Color HONR 328Q Archaeology: Theories, Methods, and Practice HONR 348J Contemporary Social Issues HONR 359A Writing Workshop HONR 378D Reading and Writing About Grief and Loss Press Home button to go to Honors home page. | Search inforM | UMD Homepage | inforM Homepage | inforM FAQ | Directory | Academics | Administration | Admissions | Campus Calendars | Computing | Highlights | Internet | Maps | MD & DC | News | Library Resources | Student | Testudo | UMD Today |
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