I have a double-major in Computer Science and Latin, and the history/rhetoric/linguistics that you learn from studying humanities is mind-opening. (Paul Graham

I have a double-major in Computer Science and Latin, and the history/rhetoric/linguistics that you learn from studying humanities is mind-opening. (Paul Graham compared Latin and Lisp in this way.) And if you manage to do a literary analysis with NTLK or something, combining the two, your professors will realize that that's pretty cool.