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Afrc Amer Stds 142AC: Third World Cinema, MW 2-4 Amerstd 101. sec. 2: The Atomic Age, MW 12-2 Amerstd C112B: American Cultural Landscapes, 1900-Present, TuTh 11-12:30 (+sect.) Anthro 139: Controlling Processes, TuTh 11-12:30 (+ sect.) Anthro 166: Language, Culture & Society, TuTh 2-3:30 Chicano 135B: Latino Narrative Film Since 1990, Mon 5-8 English 135AC: Race and Performance in the 20th Century, TuTh12:30-2 English 173: Language & Literature of Films, TuTh 5:30-7 (+ sect.) French 140D: An Introduction to Films or the French New Wave, TuTh 3:30-5 L&S 160E: Technology, New Media and Contemporary Experience, W 2-5 Mediast 101: Visual Communications, TuTh 3:30-5 (+ sect.) * Mediast C103: Understanding Journalism, TuTh 8-9:30 * Mediast 104A: The First Amnd. & the Press, TuTh 9:30-11 (3 units) * Mediast C104C: History of Information, TuTh 9:30-11* Mediast 160: International Media, MW 10-12 ** Mediast 170: Cultural History of Advertising, TuTh 11-12:30 ** Mediast 180: Television Studies, TuTh 11-12:30 ** Pol Sci 3: Intro to Empirical Analysis & Quantit. (Methods), TuTh 3:30-5 (+ sect.) Pol Sci 106A: Campaign Strategy-Media, Mon 2-5 Pol Sci 161: Public Opinion, Voting & Participation, TuTh 2-3:30 (+ sect.) Public Policy C103: Wealth and Poverty, Wed 5-7 (+ sect.) Public Policy 190, sec. 1: Wealth and Poverty, Wed 5-7 (2 units, no dis. sects of essay assignment) Sociol 5: Evaluation of Evidence (Methods) TuTh 9:30-11 (+ sect.) Sociol 140: Political Psychology, TuTh 9:30-11 (+ sect.) Sociol 150A: Social Psychology: Self and Society, TuTh 5-6:30 Sociol 160: Sociology of Culture, MWF 1-2 UGBA 106: Marketing, Th 8-9:30 (+ sect.) (3 units)
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Please contact individual departments directly for current information on enrollment restrictions, if you're unable to enroll in a particular class.
Enrollment instructions for students who are not officially declared Media Std/Mass Comm majors:
Mediast 101. C103 and 104A only admit officially declared Mass Comm and Media Studies majors through the end of Phase II of Tele-Bears (January 10). Intended Mediast majors should never attempt to enroll in in these classes until they have completed MC/MS 10 or an equivalent course.
*Non-majors attempting to enroll in Mediast 101, C103 and/or104A should place themselves on the waiting list and also send Marty Gaetjens an e-mail (sfyankee@berkeley.edu) with the subject heading of the MS course(s) in question. Please include student ID number, identify any MS prerequisites taken elsewhere and list suitable alternative discussion sections for 101. These e-mails will not receive responses. Students should consult Info-Bears from January 15 through the first week of classes concerning their status in these courses.
** Mediast 160, 170 and 180 are only open to officially declared Mass Communications and Media Studies majors.
Academic credit for internships is only approved for officially declared Mass Comm/Mediast majors with junior or senior standing. Please contact Jean Retzinger for details.
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