Geography 300A: Latin America
Spring Semester
2000.
Mon., Wed., &
Fri.: 9:00 - 9:50 a.m.
What’s LATIN
AMERICA all about, besides salsa
(do you eat it or dance it?), the largest
city in the world, hummingbirds the size of robins, rebellions
and revolutions, frozen sacrificial maidens
on steep Andean mountainsides, amazing Amazon rainforests
and mountain-top glaciers, Galapagos penguins
and deserts that have never had any measurable rain and . . . . wait—is
that enough?
Learn about the diverse
peoples and places of Latin America (and satisfy your need for an upper-division
elective at the same time)!
For more information, contact:
Professor Ellen Hansen
phone: (316) 341-5576
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