To: watsonfellow
"As a CMC student, I had to take my Classics major at Scripps and Pomona." Anyone who goes to CMC for a degree other than Economics or Political Science has chosen the wrong school. With a student body of around 1,000, it cannot have many great majors.
Classics?
We did have a Western Civ. requirement for Class of '84.
8 posted on
03/17/2004 10:08:35 PM PST by
Uncle Miltie
(MEMRI, Lights the corners of their minds!)
To: Brad Cloven
I was in the PPE program, which is why I came to CMC. Classics though was something I did at Pomona and Scripps. No the Western Civ requirement was essentially shut down and a class in civilizations of the world was instituted. It was quite a loss to the remaining conservative faculty members who championed western civ. You should read up on recent developments that perhaps were overlooked in the Alumni mag.
To: Brad Cloven
I was in the PPE program, which is why I came to CMC. Classics though was something I did at Pomona and Scripps. No the Western Civ requirement was essentially shut down and a class in civilizations of the world was instituted. It was quite a loss to the remaining conservative faculty members who championed western civ. You should read up on recent developments that perhaps were overlooked in the Alumni mag.
To: Brad Cloven
Anyone who goes to CMC for a degree other than Economics or Political Science has chosen the wrong school. With a student body of around 1,000, it cannot have many great majors. The double major program in management and engineering CMC shares with Mudd isn't bad.
IMHO the whole 5 college campus has been resting on its laurels for quite some time.
12 posted on
03/18/2004 6:17:00 AM PST by
Carry_Okie
(There are people in power who are truly stupid.)
To: Brad Cloven
Anyone who goes to CMC for a degree other than Economics or Political Science has chosen the wrong school Sheesh, everyone knows you went to CMC to be a Merkle/Hoskins double major :o). This incident is actually making Jack Stark look like a tough guy.
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