SF Feminisms (Spr 13): worlding projects?

Thursday, February 21, 2013

worlding projects?

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Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk via Katie on Pinterest

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Katie has posted this to Complexity Tales on Pinterest:
Physicists To Test If Universe Is A Computer Simulation

It refers to this paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1210.1847

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WMST 468A/699A, ENGL 479, Spring 2013 UMD on TTh, 3:30 pm – 4:45 at WDS 1130

Professor: Katie King

Office: 2101C Woods Hall, University of Maryland, College Park

Office phone: 301.405.7294 (voice mail);

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Katie’s office hours: Katie is often available for talk and concerns right after each class; her regular office hours are on Wednesdays at either 2:30-4 pm or at 4-6 pm. The SignIn Sheet tells you which it is this week. There is a calendar outside Katie's door that says so too. And you can see which it is on Katie's website, under NEWS! On the last Wednesday of the month Katie tries to have extended office hours from 2:30 to 5:30.

Katie’s social hours: these are on Wednesdays at either 2:30-4 pm, or at 4-6 pm, alternately with office hours. These too are noted on the calendar outside Katie's door as well as on Katie's website, under NEWS! On the last Tuesday of the month Katie shifts social hours to that day, from 5-7 pm. What are social hours? a time to drop by to talk to Katie and whoever else shows up, other students, both undergrad and grad, occasionally faculty and staff, or even folks in the area.

Conversations with Irene: these are also on Wednesdays, from 11-12. Irene Xue (email: ixue@terpmail.umd.edu ) is the teaching assistant for our class, who is offering her own drop in times for students to talk about feminisms, science fiction, second life, or anything else that comes up in class that you hope to learn more about, or just share more about. FLYER

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Thursday, February 21, 2013

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