This course will cover the basics of the Latin language--case, the 1st and 2nd declensions, the 1st conjugation, and just enough vocabulary to be able to put it all together.

This course will cover the basics of the Latin language--case, the 1st and 2nd declensions, the 1st conjugation, and just enough vocabulary to be able to put it all together.

In this interactive course, students will try to make sense of language, by thinking like linguists. Students will receive a gentle introduction to linguistics and its subfields, and then begin to confront and quantify various subtle features of the English language.

In this discussion-based course, we will explore the different arguments regarding the existence of God.

In this course, we'll talk about the philosophy of imagination as it relates to thinking and seeing and understanding and, generally, interpreting the world, our lives, our relations with others, among other things.

In this discussion-based course, we will explore the different arguments regarding the existence of God.

In this course, we'll use poetry as a means of discussing a variety of philosophical topics.

In this interactive course, students will try to make sense of language, by thinking like linguists. Students will receive a gentle introduction to linguistics and its subfields, and then begin to confront and quantify various subtle features of the English language.

In this course, students will explore concepts such as land, easements, roads, and other rights-of-way, drawing on examples from Massachusetts. Students will then apply these concepts to better understand structures such as sidewalks, private ways, and ‘paper streets’. Students will also learn how to make use of various tools to further explore this genre of geographic information, and make sense of it in legal and historical contexts.