Suppose you are a delegate at a 2012 convention to write a new U.S. Constitution. Which institutions would you keep? What changes would you propose? Would you change the Bill of Rights? We will simulate such a convention, and hopefully by the end of class, create the outline of a new American government.

So you have the grades and the SAT scores. You've poured countless hours into perfecting your college application essays. But what about the interview? I will share my tips on what the interviewers look for in an applicant, how they rate applicants, and how you should prepare.

Do you want your calculator to do your math homework for you? Do you want to write your own games to play during math class because your school doesn't allow iPhones? I will go through an overview of writing programs on Texas Instruments (TI) graphing calculators. The class is compatible with the following models: TI-83, -84, -85, -86, and -89. Please bring your calculator to class.

Being able to maintain and repair your own bicycle is a useful skill that will save you money and time. I will cover the basics, including lubrication, brake replacement/adjustment, tube replacement, chain replacement, and wheel alignment. I will also describe the different types of bicycles and how to decide whether a bicycle in a particular price range is worthwhile or not.