And based on this it sounds like the market is demanding it due to the success and popularity of the Classics Beyond Europe series.Classics Beyond Whiteness
classics.wfu.edu
During my years at Wake there was one professor in particular whose classes were basically impossible to get into. Dunno if he is still there.who the fuck is taking classics classes at WFU
The Classics class I took only had 15-20 people in it and it fulfilled a requirement. Pretty low bar imo. That was also quite a while ago. But yeah, let the free market work.
During my years at Wake there was one professor in particular whose classes were basically impossible to get into. Dunno if he is still there.
If I were taking this class, the main thing I would be interested in is how the fuck can I get around reading all of this old ass shit with modern commentary . ? ! You know, like any other Classics class.
And based on this it sounds like the market is demanding it due to the success and popularity of the Classics Beyond Europe series.
Are course catalogs at a private university with extensive divisional and major requirements a good example of a free market economy at work, please help me I am tribble educated
Sounds like Brangus wants to engage in some cancel cultureAs others have mentioned, this is the free market at work. A professor wants to teach this class and if it doesn’t fill up it won’t be offered. No need for angry white guys to get involved.
Though it's been a while, I was a Latin major. Have no idea of what the Classics department offers in toto these days; I do find the course interesting, though. The experiences I had in the department had a huge bearing on my perceptions, and who I am. Wouldn't trade for a trust fund.who the fuck is taking classics classes at WFU