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Interested in learning about Game Theory experimentally?

COLL 210: Theory of Games and Experimental Game Theory W 1:15–2:30 This is a 0.5-credit course in which students play bargaining games competitively, with an opportunity to pay a laboratory fee and win monetary prizes. No prerequisites. No instructor’s consent. No formal knowledge of Game Theory is required.
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AHIS 364-02/ENGR 341-02: Architectural Drawing

New section added: M 1:30-4:10 Please note that AHIS 364/ENGR 341: Architectural Drawing will not be offered in the spring, so this is your only opportunity to take the course this academic year.
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AHIS 246: Art in the Age of Absolutism

New time:  MW 10:00-11:15 a.m. Want to learn more about how art serves power?  Come experience firsthand the disturbing realism of Caravaggio, the theatricality of Bernini and Rubens, and the unbridled ambition of Europe’s absolutist rulers in the seventeenth century. This course includes trips to Hartford’s famous Wadsworth Atheneum museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and meets the Arts Requirement.  For more info contact [email protected].