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A full-sized Symphony Orchestra of advanced instrumentalists rehearses and performs works from the major symphonic repertoire. All aspects of orchestral technique are studied through both full and...
Agrippina, the sister of Caligula, wife of Claudius, mother of Nero, was at the heart of the power and intrigues of the Julio-Claudian emperors for several decades. She is one of the most colorful...
In these age-appropriate courses, required of all 9th graders, students will discuss health issues such as sleep, time management, living and learning in a diverse community, mindfulness, positive...
In this age-appropriate course, required of all new lowers, students will discuss health issues such as sleep, time management, living and learning in a diverse community, mindfulness, positive...
In this first-term, age-appropriate course, required of all new seniors and postgraduates, students will discuss health issues such as sleep, time management, living and learning in a diverse...
In this first-term, age-appropriate course, required of all new uppers, students will discuss health issues such as sleep, time management, living and learning in a diverse community, mindfulness...
Students often discover that knowledge of the Bible is essential background for the study of literature, music, art, history and many other subjects. This course, designed for those who have...
Harlem, New York. 1920s. A constellation of African American writers, artists, performers and thinkers are changing American and world culture, pollinating African American art and literature....
How did the Holocaust happen? How could some people commit such heinous crimes, while others remained bystanders, and still others risked their lives to save innocent people? We will attempt to...
This course will explore the use of mind-altering substances throughout history, across cultures and within subcultures of the United States. From a biochemical, sociological and psychological...
Primo Levi's short story, "Quaestio de Centauris," describes a centaur living in exile from others like him in the human world. In her discussion of this story for a series in the New Yorker,...
In the wake of the fall of the Roman Empire, three distinct and dazzling civilizations emerged. This course examines the creation of the European, Byzantine and Islamic worlds from the end of...
The New Testament, which has been called "the most widely read, quoted, debated, maligned, and believed book in Western civilization," will be the focus of this course. We will read and explore...
Theatre-making often begins with the playwright's script-and ends with the work of an entire community of collaborators: directors and actors, literary directors and dramaturgs, designers and...
How can we best manage life's competing challenges? How should we measure success? What are the most effective means to enhance one's capabilities, strengths and health status? We will aim to...
This course examines the imperial interests, race and gender relations, and cultural influences and exchanges that manifested during the era known as Colonial America. Though the course, by the...
This course is an introduction to significant events in the 20th century. Students investigate cause, effect and change in places such as Europe, Africa and Asia (including the Middle East). One...
Tech crew is designed to provide students with skills and knowledge to work backstage on theatrical and dance productions as part of the stage crew. Through hands-on learning, students gain...
Theater Performance ofers students the opportunity to perform as part of a theatrical production onstage in the Goel Center. Show titles and audition dates are announced by the department, and...
This course is taken for PE credit in conjunction with enrollment in THR020, THR030 and THR040. Theater Production Warmup meets the physical education requirement and will include vigorous...
This course is for students who have a physical limitation that precludes them from participating in any formal physical education course offering but are able to do a modified exercise program...
In this term-long, age-appropriate course, required for all lowers, students will discuss a variety of health issues, such as mental and psychological health, character development, cultural...
Throughout her decorated career, Toni Morrison celebrated the African American experience as a central and essential component of American history. At the time of her passing in 2019, she was...
The topics for this course depend on the interests of the instructor, and are usually drawn from everyday experience. They have included fair-division problems, such as apportioning the House of...
This transition option is for students with algebra experience, but little or no background in geometry. Students are placed in one of the following three courses in the fall term. MAT11T is for...
This transition option is for students with one or more years of algebra and one full year of geometry. Similar to the 200-level courses, these courses feature the study of geometry tied to...
This option provides a two- or three-term transition for students with three full years of high school mathematics. MAT31X/40X/41X or MAT31X/32X/40X, each a three-term, highly accelerated course,...