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IMAGERY FOR CHILDREN
OPEN TO ALL SCHOOL OF THE ARTS STUDENTS
No Prerequisites
CARD 427/002, #17552 Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 pm until 3:20 pm
An advanced course developing both fiction and nonfiction illustrations intended for the preschool and elementary school children's publishing market.
Arrrrgh, what do I do? T-T It's something I'd really like to take and it's likely not to be around next semester, if ever. New class. I already have 16 credit hours; I can drop the one class that would get in the way of taking that one (welding) and slide that one in... but if I do that and change my mind later, I don't have a chance in hell to pick the welding class back up (as soon as I drop it, someone will snag it -- there aren't any more spots available).
...and, I only have 16 credit hours? Odd, but that's okay. I think I was thinking something else.
...have horrible headache that headache meds haven't bashed, yet. Today is not my day. Tomorrow doesn't look good, either.
OPEN TO ALL SCHOOL OF THE ARTS STUDENTS
No Prerequisites
CARD 427/002, #17552 Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 pm until 3:20 pm
An advanced course developing both fiction and nonfiction illustrations intended for the preschool and elementary school children's publishing market.
Arrrrgh, what do I do? T-T It's something I'd really like to take and it's likely not to be around next semester, if ever. New class. I already have 16 credit hours; I can drop the one class that would get in the way of taking that one (welding) and slide that one in... but if I do that and change my mind later, I don't have a chance in hell to pick the welding class back up (as soon as I drop it, someone will snag it -- there aren't any more spots available).
...and, I only have 16 credit hours? Odd, but that's okay. I think I was thinking something else.
...have horrible headache that headache meds haven't bashed, yet. Today is not my day. Tomorrow doesn't look good, either.
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Welding is an open-door sort of thing in the sculpture department -- anyone who wants to learn just has to go in and dedicate their time and efforts; you don't really need to take a class, just be willing to go in and not be afraid to ask questions.
And, when all else fails, my dad can teach me how to weld -- he's already given me a stack of books to read, now all I have to do is snag him for an hour or two to show me how to work everything in practice.
Re: Choices