Splash Biography

From ancient Greek tragedy to modern novels, revenge has proved a recurring theme in the Western literary tradition. In this class, we will attempt to illuminate the connection between law and literature by exploring how violence, justice, and the legal system inform our understanding of revenge literature as a genre.

This class will explore approaches to the study of architecture. We will examine some of the world's most famous buildings, and students will have an opportunity to use what they've learned to create an architectural design of their own.

Do women speak a different language than men? What are metamessages? How have women made their voices heard in a male-centric literary tradition? These questions will be answered as we examine the intersections of feminism, linguistics, and literature.

The SAT doesn't have to be intimidating. With some practice and a few tricks, you can achieve your best score. All three sections will be covered, and a few general tips for the SAT II tests will be discussed.