Spring 2010 at SDSU: ENGL 563 DRUGS, SEX, ROCK & ROLL

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to read the course description:

ENGL 563 Sec 2; DRUGS, SEX, ROCK & ROLL

3 units; Sched#21026; Lecture

9:30am-10:45am; TTH; HH-210; W. NERICCIO

Here are the required books!

Hit each of the following images to get yourself acquainted with the requirements for our seminar:

English 549, Spring 2010, SDSU | Professor William Nericcio | DYSTOPIA DYSTOPIA

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ENGL 549, Sec 1

DYSTOPIAS & UTOPIAS,3 units

Sched#21023; 11:00am-12:15pm

TTH; HH-222; W. NERICCIO

Here are the required books for my Spring 2010 Dystopias Class at SDSU:

Hit these images and read carefully--these two pages outline your requirements for our beloved, dystopic class:

Erased From the Internet: “Drugs, Sex, & Rock n'roll- Seductive Hallucinations” English

When the Department of English and Comparative Literature at SDSU decided to move away from my design for their website (I had webmastered there the last 11 years), they did so in a way that wiped me virtually off the face of the internet.

So it goes.

In any event, I am teaching a class called Drugs, Sex, and Rock n'roll for SDSU in the Spring--until I locate a reliable server, I will post the course description here:

Here's the scoop on my two Spring 2010 classes:

ENGL 549 Sec 1

DYSTOPIAS & UTOPIAS

3 units

Sched#21023

Lecture11:00am-12:15pm

TTH

HH-222

W. NERICCIO

these are the required books:

ENGL 563 Sec 2

DRUGS, SEX, ROCK & ROLL

3 units

Sched#21026

Lecture

9:30am-10:45am

TTH

HH-210

W. NERICCIO

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Where's Waldo and Aztec Sacrifice!

William A. Nericcio, WEB-Index Restored, sort of...

As I noted in my last post, the technique for updating the sdsu lit homepage basically wiped my decades long web project off the net; I have restored a facsimile of the page at this new address: http://malas.sdsu.edu/textmex/

Many of the links are now broken; over the next year or so, I will try to restore them. Thanks to all of you who have written in to bemoan the deletion of years of web-based fun!