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FYP Archives
1993-94 First-Year Program
Theme: In a world with conflicting views of well-being
and the good life, how then shall we live?
Common Readings
- Lydia Minatoya, Talking to High Monks in the Snow
- Plato, The Apology of Socrates and The Crito
- Albert Camus, The Plague
- Charlotte Gilman, Herland
- Igor Stravinsky, A Soldier's Tale
- Mary Glendon, Rights Talk
Fall Courses
- Social Foundations of the Self (Royce Singleton, Sociology and
Anthropology)
- The Art of Persuasion: The Use and Abuse of the Power of Words,
Part 1 (Ann Batchelder, Classics)
- The Science of Pollution (Bob Garvey, Physics)
- To Act Justly: Ethical Dimensions of Judaism and Christianity
(Alice Laffey, Religious Studies)
- From the Black Death to AIDS: Environment, Disease, Medicine
(Theresa McBride, History)
- America's Health: What's It Worth?, Part 1 (Nick Sanchez, Economics)
- Worlds of Music: Search for Meaning (Shirish Korde, Music)
Spring Courses
- Self Appraisal (Singleton)
- The Art of Persuasion, Part 1 (Batchelder)
- Modern Technology and the Good Life (Garvey)
- To Challenge the Status Quo: Counter-Cultural Religious Movements
(Laffey)
- History of Health and Fitness (McBride)
- America's Health: What's It Worth?, Part 2 (Sanchez)
- Structure and Meaning in Music and Art Since 1945 (Korde)
For the 1993-1994 calendar of common events go to
1993-1994 events.
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