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...Edward T. Wilcox, director of General Education, suggested yesterday some different reasons for Nat Sci 135's popularity. He noted the dearth of Nat Sci courses this semester-only three-and a "tendency for people to avoid science courses with...
...While Nat Sci 135 has no lab sessions, all the Core science courses offered this semester do. Wilcox said some students "show hesitation about going into the Core because of a fear of science courses...
...most flexible Core committee would say, 'take any eight out of ten," Wilcox says. He adds, however, that most non-science undergraduates would be happy to take those eight in non-science areas. "The whole history of Gen Ed was how to get out of Nat Sci," he says...
...extended deadline relieves some pressure for Nat Sci 110 students, but most agree that course enrollment is too large for the number of available terminals...
...things never change. Reading period settles over the banks of the Charles like the gray doom that accompanies it. The streets ice over, the zippers go up and Tommy's does a booming business. Some people make lists (Monday: research for paper, reading for Soc Sci, reserve reading for Nat Sci; Tuesday: outline paper, more reading for Soc Sci, general panic). Some people disappear into the dead zones of Widener, wandering through the stacks in search of something more interesting that "Population Demography of Rural Pakistan" and staring out the windows to ponder the meaning of life...