Let me make one thing clear right off the bat -- I'm not trying to step on anyone's toes here. I throw this into the mix solely to inform my fellow BAUTers of what's out there...

Prof. Richard Pogge teaches astronomy at The Ohio State University.

Prof. Pogge is currently teaching Astronomy 161 -- and the class notes AND CLASS LECTURES are available on the web! The lectures are MP3's, and iTunes will work quite nicely as the subscription/download tool [/Voice Of Experience]

Prof. Pogge taught Astronomy 162 in January of 2006 -- and last year's class notes AND CLASS LECTURES (as MP3's) are on the web too! It's unknown at this time if he's going to update this part in January as he's done with the Fall class.

Use it for a guide in setting up a Doctor of BAUTology degree, or just listen for fun (162 is already on my mp3 player, and 161 is going on soon), or just fill up your hard drive to convince the boss you need a new one...

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