u of u

Old 804. That was my dorm freshman year. Looks like I'm going to be up there this year. Either one of the houses on Officers circle or Benchmark... don't know which yet.

 
^i dont know but im signed up for it. dude its 1 class and then camping and u get 2 credits!

'SKIING IS FOR LITTLE FAT KIDS.'

--RIDE snowboards
 
hey, im going to be in chapel glen 804. it would be sweet if we all meet up one day and just chill. Anyone on facebook? Im signed up for the ski teacihng class and thinking about taking that backpacking class too.

 
my names brandon martin. everyone look for me on the first day. damn im super psyched about skiing and stuff. i left thursday open after 8:30 for day trips. so if anyones down to go...

 
seriously? it's kinda late isn't it? i had a bitch of a time registering like 3 weeks ago cause most the classes were full... good luck...

 
yea alot of people dont go to orientation till next week. thats gota suck! im soo glad i signed up for my classes in the begining of july

'SKIING IS FOR LITTLE FAT KIDS.'

--RIDE snowboards
 
u meet once on november 21st, then u go on a 2 day trip in the begining of december

'SKIING IS FOR LITTLE FAT KIDS.'

--RIDE snowboards
 
Most of the PRT S, PRT L classes meet just once, then you have field sessions. Some are fun, some are kind of boring. You get credit, but not a grade, so it doesn't do much for you as far as graduating or GPA. Avalanche workshop (1.5 hrs) is good, if you want a letter grade do the 2 hour avalanche class, but be prepared to take some actual tests and spend time in the classroom.

I've heard good things about Ski mountaineering - it's taught by some cool guys too. I thought Backcountry ski guide was pretty slow and boring. If you're thinking about a rock climbing class skip Rock climbing I, and if you have experience, go straight to Rock climbing III seminar, basically a fun sport climbing trip down south.

Haha there's my academic advice on the non-classes that are offered, I've done my share.

 
Mountaineering class was a good time, our two teachers knew their shit and the wasatch really well. I recommend taking it.

We pay our debt sometimes.
 
yeah don't take the ski class, i just wanted to get eome stupid credit, but the teacher suck, hell i was a better skier, and it was suposed to be advanced skiing. plus, i'm biased, since i broke my leg during the class, it was stupid.

"The Eleventh Hour"

Fall 2005 Off Trail Productions
 
the intermediat skiing or something. basicly you just ski around at alta. something like 1.5 credits.

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if your paying out of state tuition, or even in state, thats a pretty pricey one credit to pay for. why not just buy a seasons pass or two and go to school two or three days a week

 
yeah the calss isn't worth it. the only reason i took it was cause at the time i was a prt major and needed to take the prt classes like that. i don't really climb or camp that much, but i ski, so i figured it would be an easy allied credit. untill i broke my leg. but yeah you can buy a pass for the same price of tuition

"The Eleventh Hour"

Fall 2005 Off Trail Productions
 
yea well i wouldnt be able to take the class anyways cause my tuiton is already payed for and everything, i was just wondering. i dont have a car but i dont have class in the afternoon just so i can go skii!

'SKIING IS FOR LITTLE FAT KIDS.'

--RIDE snowboards
 
Yeah indoor rockclimbing is sweet, you meet once a week and they teach you shit for the first few weeks, then you just fuck off and climb and have fun.

We pay our debt sometimes.
 
I'm over in the science house on officer's circle. I already met Tim from Oregon that skis a lot. Is that any of you?

 
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