The Electoral College would like to alert students to the following changes in our Spring syllabus. We advise students to register early and often as these classes are sure to fill up quickly

Mathematics: Mathematical Theory

Guest professor James Baker guides students through his unique mathematical t theory of why all numbers need not be fully counted in order to establish an official result. Prof. Baker will also elaborate on how a smaller sum can actually be greater than a larger sum and why there really is no need for human beings to study mathematics at all since machines can do a far better job of counting anyway.

Linguistics: Analysis of Losing Arguments

Professor Warren Christopher takes students through some of the great losing arguments in history. Learn how a superior winning argument can be lost, even when the opposing argument may seem to have no constitutional merits. Examine how to react to a negative court decision positively.

Art: Modern Ballot Design

Professor William Daley leads students through concepts in modern ballot design. Prof. Daley will demonstrate the intricacies of the modern ballot and how it sometimes can be reviewed two or three times before its meaning is know. The course will also study recent deceptive and illusory techniques used in modern ballotology.