SEMINARS SPRING 2008
HONR208E J.R.R. Tolkein: Author of the Century
HONR208J From Glass Boxes to Bunkers: Architecture, Power, and Public Policy
HONR208W More Things in Heaven and Earth: Ghosts and Magicians in Performance
HONR209E Attending the Blockbuster: Understanding the Cultural Impact of Temporary Exhibitions
HONR209J Why Is It So Hard To Have Good Government?
HONR209Y Novels! Modern Fictions
HONR216 In Search of Ancient Astronomies
HONR218W The Idea of Crime
HONR219A Toward a New Era of Desktop Supercomputing
HONR219B Food for Health: How Production Methods Have an Impact on our Lives
HONR219C Selling Technology: The Success and Failure of Technological Things
HONR219D On Beyond Dinosaurs: Patterns and Enigmas in Vertebrate Evolution
HONR219E Media With An Accent: Comparing Press and Broadcasting in a Global Context
HONR219I Restoring Chesapeake Bay: Is it Possible?
HONR219M Fit for The Nation: Physical Culture and Civic Responsibility in American Society
HONR219P Do Not Enter: Outsiders in Twentieth Century American Drama
HONR219Q Perspectives on the Cosmos From the Ancient Philosphers to Modern Science
HONR219W How Policymaking Affects Families
HONR219Y Merging the Multiple Me's: Developmental Origins of the Integrated Young Adult Self
HONR229G American Jewish Literature
HONR238B Images of Masculinity in American Literature and Film
HONR238D The Contemporary American Musical Theatre: From Hair to Hairspray
HONR238G Thanatos—The Many Meanings of Death
HONR238J Making Public Policy in America
HONR238R Terrorism
HONR238Y Development of the Author in Literary History and Creative Writing
HONR239B New York City and the American Dream
HONR239C The Creative Process in Dance
HONR239J Masterworks of French in Translation
HONR239K Media and Political Image in Campaigns
HONR239L Women and the Civil Rights Movement
HONR239M Renaissance to Enlightenment: People, Places, and Paradigms in Western Europe
HONE 239N Converts and Apostates
HONR239O Great Physicists of the 20th Century
HONR248C Minds, Bodies and Machines: The Relations
HONR248M Death and Afterlife in Ancient Egypt
HONR248N Extinction Risk: When Biology, Geography, and Mathematics Meet
HONR248V Buddhism, Daoism, Shinto, and the Japenese Creative Arts
HONR248W America in the 1960s
HONR248Y Design Literacy: Decoding Our Visual Culture
HONR249A I,Too,Stage America: Multicultural Drama and the American Dream
HONR249E Modern and Postmodern Music: Trends, Styles, Issues, and Ideas
HONR249J Economics and the Environment
HONR249K The U.S. in Vietnam: from Dien Bien Phu to the Fall of Saigon, a Crossroads in American History
HONR249M The American South—From a (Mostly) Sociological Perspective
HONR249N Encountering the OtherL Travel and Tourism in the Modern Era
HONR249O Facts and Fictions: Viewing the Civil Rights Movement Through Film
HONR249V Lawyers and the Adversary System: Can a Good Lawyer Lead a Good Life?
HONR259D Understanding the Japanese through the Performing Arts
HONR267 Knowledge Across Disciplines
HONR268F World Popular/Folk Music and Politics
HONR269J The Beat Begins: American Culture in the 1950s
HONR269M Sacred Architecture East and West: Churches, Temples, Stupas, and Mosques
HONR269Q An Introduction to the Stock Market and Technical Analysis
HONR278F Housing, Social Welfare, Affordability and Design
HONR279G The Biological Basis of Mental Illness
HONR279N China
HONR279O Counterterrorism
HONR288L Medical Devices: Applied Ethics and Public Policy
HONR288W Economics, Markets, and Social Policy: How the World Works (and Doesn't Work)
HONR288Z From Hildegard to Madonna: A Millenium of Women Making Music
HONR289B Just a Mile Away: The Langley Park Neighborhood and the Making of a New America
HONR299A Creating Alternative Futures
HONR298Z Science and Journalism: The Two Societies in the 21st Century
HONR348J Contemporary Social Issues
Spring 2008 H-Version Courses
These are the H-version classes at the 100 & 200 level; check with your department for upper-level H-version classes. The Junior English classes are also included, since they are open to advanced Honors students of all majors.
AASP100H Intro. to African-American Studies
AASP202H Black Culture in the U.S.
BMGT220H Principles of Accounting I
BMGT221H Principles of Accounting II
BSCI223H General Microbiology
CCJS100H Intro. to Criminology & Criminal Justice
CMSC131H Object-Oriented Programming I
CMSC132H Object-Oriented Programming II
ENGL391H Advanced Composition
ENGL393H Technical Writing
FREN250H Intro. to French Literature
GVPT241H Political Philosophy: Ancient & Modern
HIST283H History of the Jewish People II
ITAL122H Accelerated Italian II
JOUR150H Intro. to Mass Communication
JWST235H History of the Jewish People II
MATH 141H Calculus II
MATH241H Calculus III
MATH246H Differential Equations for Science & Engineering
MUSC130H Survey of Music Literature
PHYS272H Intro. to Physics: Fields
PHYS273H Intro. to Physics: Waves
PSYC100H Intro. to Psychology
SOCY105H Intro. to Contemporary Social Problems
