Hi aska,
I’m a newly admitted life science student. I wanted to take a humanities seminar course, but my first choice (Shocking Artists, Shocking Art) was already full. I’m left with two options: Telling Lies With Maps or Classics of the Italian Cinema. Can you tell me what you know about both courses, and the professors teaching them?
thanks
My friend and I are looking for some study space, something with a WINDOW where we can talk, good lighting, that’s kind of secluded, with a desk and a table, and possibly comfy chairs.
Does such a place exist?
We’ve looked into Hart House, the Map Room, but the chairs were too comfortable. Can you recommend some nice study space that isn’t too prison-like? (WINDOWS PLEASE!)
how soon will we get more info!?! (for people accepted)
how soon!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN!?!?!??!?
Is there any place on the St. George campus that provides a piano for any student to play? I’m not a student of the faculty of music, nor am I living in any on-campus residence, where there are music practise rooms for residences. I just want to play the piano when I have spare time on the campus. Do you have any suggestion?
Thank you!!!
Do you know how good you have to be to get into the Hart House Chorus? Are they looking for, like, professional singers with voice training or people with nice voices who can carry a tune? Just not sure what the standards are.