Professor Nicks
 

Apparently Nebraska Wesleyan University is adding on a Classic Rock requirement to get a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Here is what got my attention, apparently to make the transition easier, they are hiring three new faculty members...

"Dhani Harrison, son of former Beatle and solo artist George Harrison, has already signed a contract. NWU is also in negotiations with Stevie Nicks, a solo artist and member of Fleetwood Mac. The third faculty member remains a mystery, but rumor has it Simon Cowell has an opinion on the matter."

Of course, she hasn't signed any contract, and it isn't clear as to whether or not she'd be actually teaching courses or consulting with them and giving them info on the music industry so they can better organize their courses. Probably the latter, since I don't really see Stevie teaching any type of class. However, if she is going to have any student interaction, where do I enroll????



http://www.thereveillenwu.com/news/m...ulum-1.1305791

I've been looking at a lot of colleges for the 2011 year and I've been having a hard time thinking about which one I think i'd be best at.

I think i've finally made a choice :D

But then again, I just noticed this. Ugh, damn april fools!

"This article appeared in the 2010 April Fool's Edition of The Reveille."

Hahahaa :laugh: Long live April Fools.

AAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!

That would have been the coolest thing ever. :eek:

I took a History of Rock class in college! Fleetwood Mac was mentioned in ONE sentence in my entire textbook :mad: :laugh:

ONE?! Who the hell wrote that! What other bands did you study?

This was my textbook... one of the few I kept from college! :D

http://www.amazon.com/Rock-Roll-Hist...0588515&sr=1-1

Naturally entire chapters in the book were dedicated to the Beatles, Stones, Madonna, etc.

Oh that's just cool. I wish I could do a course in the History of rock. I might actually be in with a chance of passing :eek:

I am such a fool! I believe everything!
I was about to bust out Van Halen Hot for Teacher. Is that wrong?

No... it's oh so very right! :laugh:

The class actually satisfied an elective requirement... so I had fun with it, AND it served an actual purpose! :laugh: One of our requirements was to go see a rock show every quarter... and it coincided with the Say You Will tour. I had to staple my ticket stub to my writeup on the concert... wish I coulda kept it! :mad:

My professor was such a super cool guy too. He was one of the 3 trumpet players for JFK's funeral, he's part of the Charlotte Symphony... so he's played behind every major rock band that's come to town requesting a symphony. He had a real distaste for Linda Rondstat... he said she was EVIL! :laugh:

My god I wish I had a class like that!

It was really cool! We spent the overwhelming majority of the class just listening to music, and debating about the progression of pop/rock. It actually wasn't an easy course (I got a B)... we had to write papers, take detailed exams, etc. But it was FUN!!! :]

I am taking a Rock and Roll History course this semester and my book has a little bit about Fleetwood Mac but all of it it pre- Stevie and Lindsey. It has one sentence that mentions them that says something like "Fleetwood Mac later moved to California, where they were joined by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. In that form and after Buckingham's departure they had great success playing country-rock-influenced pop music." Yet they spend a good paragraph talking about Flavor Flav. I must say, I am rather let down. This is my book:

http://www.google.com/products/catal...wAw#ps-sellers