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| − | + | Lancaster has had traditionally been a hotspot for math and science courses. It is the only site to offer [[Course:THEO|Number Theory]], [[Course:TCOM|Theory of Computation]], [[Course:DATA|Data Structures and Algorithms]], [[Course:ABIO|Selected Topics in Advanced Biology]], and [[Course:ACHM|Selected Topics in Advanced Chemistry]]. Lancaster is one of two sites to offer [[Course:HDIS|History of disease]], [[Course:ARCH|Archaeology]], and [[Course:PBIO|Paleobiology]], and in 2001, it was the first site to offer [[Course:CODE|Cryptology]. Lancaster also has some strong humanities offerings, such as [[Course:GRK1|Ancient Greek]] and [[Course:ETYM|Etymologies]], though it lacks the breadth of [[Site:Carlisle|Carlisle]] in this regard. | |
= Students and Organizations = | = Students and Organizations = | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 5 June 2004
Contents
Site Information
Location
Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
Dorms
Fobs introduced in 03.1 Dorm names: Thomas, North Ben, South Ben, Schnader
Courses offered
Lancaster has had traditionally been a hotspot for math and science courses. It is the only site to offer Number Theory, Theory of Computation, Data Structures and Algorithms, Selected Topics in Advanced Biology, and Selected Topics in Advanced Chemistry. Lancaster is one of two sites to offer History of disease, Archaeology, and Paleobiology, and in 2001, it was the first site to offer [[Course:CODE|Cryptology]. Lancaster also has some strong humanities offerings, such as Ancient Greek and Etymologies, though it lacks the breadth of Carlisle in this regard.
Students and Organizations
Students
- Elizabeth Fong - 2001.1, 2002.1, 2003.1
- Daniel Ehrenberg - 2003.1
- Lisa Spitalewitz - 1996.2, 1997-1999.both. 2002.both RA.
