Bard College, a liberal arts institution, integrates computer science into its curriculum through innovative teaching methods led by professors Keith O’Hara and Sven Anderson, aiming to make programming accessible to all students, regardless of their prior experience. The approach begins with the Language and Thinking program, where students are encouraged to use code to express ideas and create artifacts, bridging disciplines like philosophy and poetry with computing. Methods include remixing HTML using JS Bin, creating expressive projects like poetry-generating algorithms, and understanding link structures through hands-on activities, such as using yarn and wooden nickels to simulate internet link dynamics. These creative assignments are designed to shift students' attitudes towards computer science by demonstrating its relevance across diverse fields, potentially influencing their future educational and career choices.