4) Bowdoin College students can delve into “The Horror Film in Context” in the school’s English Department. Students read Freud6) and Poe7) and watch Hitchcock8) and Craven9), all while discussing the horror genre’s treatment of gender, class, and family.

　　鲍登学院的学生可以钻研一下该校英语系开设的“情境中的恐怖电影”这门课程。学生们一边研读弗洛伊德和爱伦·坡的著作，观看希区柯克和克雷文的恐怖电影，一边讨论恐怖片中对性别、阶级和家庭的处理。

　　5) At Williams College, students can learn more about those in the cement shoe industry10) by enrolling in “Comparative History of Organized Crime”, which compares the work of goodfellas11) from the United States, Italy, Japan, and Russia.

　　在威廉姆斯学院，通过选修“有组织的犯罪比较史”这门课，学生们可以了解到更多关于黑社会成员的事情。该课程比较了来自美国、意大利、日本和俄罗斯的黑帮成员的活动。

　　6) If you’ve got a romantic urge for adventure, check out Barnard College’s course on “The Road Movie”, which studies Easy Rider12) and Thelma and Louise13), while also discussing the genre’s literary precursors, like On the Road and The Odyssey.

　　如果你有想要去历险的浪漫冲动，那就办好手续，去听一听巴纳德学院的“公路电影”课吧。该课程研究电影《逍遥骑士》和《末路狂花》，同时讨论该类题材电影的文学渊源，如《在路上》和《奥德赛》。

　　7) If hitting the road14) doesn’t satisfy your rebellious streak, sign up for Brown University’s course on “American Degenerates15)”, in which students discuss how early British-American writers embraced the grotesque, monstrous, “not our kind” status bestowed on them by the mother country and reflected their zeal for cultural and physical degeneracy in their literature.

　　如果流浪还不能满足你叛逆的性情，那就报名选修布朗大学开设的“堕落的美国人”吧。课上学生们将讨论早期英裔美国作家们是如何接受其祖国赋予他们的怪诞、畸形、“非我族类”的地位，以及他们如何在其文学作品中反映他们对文化堕落和行为颓废的热忱。