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- ALS 6016: Teaching as Research in Higher Education (Spring 2013)
- ArtH 1140: FWS: Picturing the Pagan Pantheon in Italian Renaissance Art (Spring 2013)
- ARTH/AMST 3740 Painting Nineteenth-Century America (Spring 2013)
- ASIAN 1101:Representations of Womanhood in Traditional China
- COML 1109.105 Writing the City: Poetics and Politics of Walking (Spring 2013)
- COML 1109.106: Speaking in Tongues (Spring 2013)
- COML 1133.101: Studies in Literary Theory: At the Limits of Language: Negative Theology, the Sublime, Irreducible Difference (Spring 2013)
- dr. T Project
- ENGL 1105.102: Writing & Sexual Politics: Oscar Wilde (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1105: Sluts, Spinsters, and Drag Queens: Sexual Norms and Deviations (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1127.103: Shakespeare From Stage to Screen (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1158.102: Indians in/as American Literature (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1158.104: American Voices: Ghosts, Gods, and Heroes from Asian Folklore (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1170.101: Short Stories (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1170.103: Short Stories (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1170.104: Short Stories (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1170.105: Short Stories (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1170.106: Short Stories (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 1191.102: Coming of Age in the Victorian Era (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 2045: Major Poets (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 2400: Introduction to Latino/a Literature (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 2890: Teenagers Gone Wild (Spring 2013)
- ENGL 3345: British Drama, 1660-Present (Spring 2013)
- GOVT 1000.102: Power and Politics: Ethnography of Crime and Punishment
- GOVT 1101.103: Power and Politics: The Politics of Political Participation in the United States
- GOVT 1101.103: Power and Politics: The Politics of Political Participation in the United States
- GOVT 3212: Public Opinion and Representation
- HIST 1163: A History of Pain (Spring 2013)
- HIST 1165.101: Comparative "Chineseness" (Spring 2013)
- HIST 4000- HIST 4001 History Honors (Spring 2013)
- Hist 4041: Atlantic Commodities (Spring 2013)
- HIST 4900: New World Encounters, 1500-1800 (Spring 2013)
- HIST 4920/6920 ASIAN 4497 Twentieth Century India: nationalism, colonialism, and modernity
- HIST 4950/FGSS 4950: Gender, Power and Authority in England 1500-1800 (Spring 2013)
- Ithaca High School AP Spanish: A Research Guide (Spring 2013)
- LING 1100.101: How to Build a Language (Spring 2013)
- MEDVL 1101-101: Reading in the Middle, and Digital, Ages (Spring 2013)
- MEDVL 1101-104: Writing the Ruins of the Empire (Spring 2013)
- MEDVL 1101.101: The Forest Primeval
- MEDVL 1101.103 Saints at War: Battling the Devil in the Middle Ages (Spring 2013)
- MEDVL 1103-101 From Utopia to Dystopia: Medieval Heavens and Modern Hells (Spring 2013)
- Moravia High School AP History class (Spring 2013)
- News Resources for Africana and Latino Topics
- NTRES 4300: Environmental Policy Processes (Spring 2013)
- PHIL 1111.104 Philosophical Problems: The Virtues
- PHIL 1111: The (Ir)Rationality of Religious Beliefs
- PSYCH 1140: The Power of Story-Telling (Spring 2013)
- Psychology Information for Faculty & Students
- Sociology 3380: Urban Inequality
- SPAN 1112: The Politics of Spanish Painting
- SPAN 1117: Figurations of Disgust (Spring 2013)
- SPAN 2150: Survey of Latin American Literature (Spring 2012)
- SPAN 3680: Tierra: The image of the land in Latin American Literature and Visual Arts (Spring 2013)
- WRIT 1380: Introduction to Writing (Spring 2013)
- Writing 2100: Delve Deeper: Research Methods in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences