History.
It inspired me to research REAL history and not settle for the packaged
version we were being fed.

Physics, chemistry and math.

English. I love to read and write.

Fine Art and Theater. I was/am not really talented in the fine arts. But I enjoyed it.

Science in Junior, Geology in Senior High. Modern History a close second.

Chemistry

My favorite subject was band. I was a Tuba player in Wind Symphony, a Sousaphone player in marching band, and a Pianist and Trumpet player in Jazz Band.

Maths

algebra

Girls!! Seriously, Math and Sciences, mostly Chemistry.

mathematics and films

Chemistry, physics and math.
The day I learned why rainbow colours appear when oil floats on water was the day science took over me.

History and English

History

History and Romanian literature.

High school was a long time ago

I got straight A grades in skipping and pot smoking. Seriously, I was quoted in the school paper that music theory was one of the few classes I stayed awake in.

Everything... I was young and healthy. I could feel how learning was changing me. The process will continue until my last day

CET/NET

We ran pilot programs in our state for A+ and CCNA prep courses at our high school. I've built...hundreds of PCs, ran punchdowns (I never had to do the crawling in the ceiling bit) and I helped run the lines to network my old elementary school. I got shanked on the software portion of the A+ because it was the first year windows 2000 was on the test and we had no access to win2000 at our school (and i failed by 2 questions after acing the hardware portion.) First thing I ever failed, that was a little devastating, and I didn't have the money to take the test again 6 months later. The CCNA kicked my ass (failed by 15 questions) but unless you've already been a network administrator 5 years or more the odds of passing the CCNA on the first try are pretty low.

Otherwise, play production was a lot of fun, I ended up taking that one twice. We did All in the Timing (six short plays, including Variations on the Death of Trotsky) and we did an adaptation of Ant and the Grasshopper for the elementary schools the second time.

Geology and World History. It may have a little to do with how great my teachers were for that subject but it was the only classes where I could pay attention with ease.

Free period. Just kidding, it was history

History has always been my favorite subject

World History.
I think what me interested so much was the old saying, ' truth is stranger than fiction'.

English/Creative writing and history. I was also very fond of library science

English and Geography.