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Creative Writing 1<br />

Course Number: 1052<br />

Course Length: semester<br />

Credits: .5<br />

Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />

Open To: juniors, seniors<br />

Self-expression and study of forms in poetry,<br />

drama, and the short story.<br />

Prerequisite: A grade of “C” minimum in previous<br />

English course.<br />

Creative Writing 2<br />

Course Number: 1053<br />

Course Length: semester<br />

Credits: .5<br />

Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />

Open To: juniors, seniors<br />

Designed for students who have a background of<br />

Creative Writing 1 and who have mastered various<br />

literary styles and genres. The student will read and<br />

write in an atmosphere where their work may be<br />

criticized and praised.<br />

Prerequisite: Creative Writing 1<br />

Stagecraft<br />

Course Number: 1042<br />

Course Length: semester<br />

Credits: .5<br />

Fee: $<br />

Open To: All<br />

Stagecraft will be the technical end of the theatre<br />

coursework at BBHHS. The course will cover set<br />

design and construction; lighting design, hang &<br />

focus; costume design and construction; sound<br />

design & execution; properties design, gathering &<br />

execution and all matters for the front of the house.<br />

Prerequisite: None<br />

Modern Novel<br />

Course Number: 1022<br />

Course Length: semester<br />

Credits: .5<br />

Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />

Open To: juniors, seniors<br />

This course is designed to give students an indepth<br />

look into 20 th century prose fiction. Students<br />

will read various genres ranging from satire, to<br />

the journey and quest novel, to the adventure<br />

story. Students will discuss and write about each<br />

novel focusing on recurrent themes in the modern<br />

novel. Students should expect to read from five<br />

to six novels over the course of the semester and<br />

write weekly one page response papers on motif,<br />

character, or philosophy in the novel that interests<br />

them.<br />

Prerequisite: None<br />

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