ESP Biography
SHRUTI SIVA, ESP Teacher
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Major: 6 College/Employer: MIT Year of Graduation: 2026 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
Not Available. Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)A16275: MIT Ohms present: One-Day Choir! in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 22 - 23, 2025)
Like to sing? We do too! Over the course of two hours, we'll be having fun with music and the human voice: doing some fun improvisational warmups, going off and learning a full a cappella arrangement, and singing it in a big choir. Come spend a couple of hours making music with people who love to make music! (Inspired by the Gaia Music Collective's One-Day Choirs)
W16297: MIT SFS presents: Um Actually! in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 22 - 23, 2025)
Are you deeply passionate about something nerdy? Have you ever wanted the chance to prove just how nerdy you are? Have you watched in silence as people got crucial facts about the nerdy properties you love horribly wrong? Then Um, Actually is for you! Um, Actually is a trivia game format created by Dropout(*) where you hear a series of statements about some nerd/geek stuff, listen for the statement that is incorrect, and buzz in with the correct statement. The correct statement must be preceded with the phrase Um, Actually, said as annoyingly as possible.
*Um, Actually, it was created by CollegeHumor before it was renamed to Dropout
H16321: How Often Do You Think About The Roman Empire? in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 22 - 23, 2025)
Maybe a little, maybe a lot. Maybe too much… or maybe not? Whatever your current level of fascination with ancient Roman civilization, we hope we can raise it by at least three (unspecified) units. If you have ever declared war on the ocean, or felt particularly indignant at the injustices faced by ancient chickens, or mourned your chicken as your empire fell, or even none of the above, this is the class for you. Come join us as we dive into random tidbits from Roman history, literature, culture, and mythology, and maybe discover some patterns along the way. This is simply an introduction to the vast world that the classics have to offer–no Latin or Greek experience needed!
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