1963, spring class schedule

Pacific Lutheran . University

*

SPRING SEMESTER 1963

REGISTRATION DATES JUNIORS, SENIORS .................................... December 10-18 SOPHOMORES................................................January

7-11

FRESHMEN..........................•...........................January 14-18 NEW STUDENTS ....•..•................................. ...January 28-29

SPRING SCHEDULE

-

1963

The 1963 Spring semester offerings are listed alphabetically according to departments.

Courses open to freshmen and sophomores are numbered 101·299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses open to juniors and seniors are numbered 30()'499 and are regarded as upper division subjects. Courses numbered SOO are open to graduate students only.

The sNdent should have his entire program made up of sub­

j ects

in the division in which he classifies.

Prerequisites can be ascertained from your adviser or the gen­ eral catalog. In most cases lower division courses are basic and should be completed before registering for upper division courses.

A student must have a grade point average of 2.2S to be. eligible to register for any courses in the Education department.

The number in parenthesis following the course title is the number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course.

The letters La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to the laboratory sections.

The letter S with a number (SI, S2, etc.) refers to clalS sedion.

The time for the courses is given according to periods in the day and not according to the hour of the day. The student's pro­ gram should designate the period and not the hour of the day except in cases where the time is clearly indicated on the sched­ ule as for late afternoon and evening classes.

The University reserves the right to cancel any class for

justi­

fiable cause.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES I. Registration cards will be available in the Registrar's office, Room A-lOO, on the date your class is to register.

2. Consult w i t h your adviser a n d m a k e out your schedule.

(Write firmly to go through three carbons).

3. Have your registration card checked by the Registrar, and get your class cards.

4. New students report to the Dean of Students in Room A-113 to fill out personnel forms.

S. Veterans will check with veterans' adviser in Room A-I09. No veleran's registration will be accepted at the Business Office until approved by the veterans' adviser.

6. Pay fees in the Business Office, Room A-lOB. Boarding students musl make down paymenl of at least $300 and non-boarding students $200.

Fees may be paid starting January 14, but deposits will be accepted January 2.

No registration is complete until it has been cleared through the BusinelS Office.

BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS G-Gymnasium

A-Administration Building AS-Art Building

l-Library

CB-Class Building

S-Science Hall

EC-Eastvold Chapel PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE lst Period ...... 7:S()' B:40 a.m.

Sth Period ......12:3(). 1:20 p.m.

2nd Period..... _ 8:S()' 9:40 a.m_

6th Period ...... 1:3()' 2:20 p.m_

Chapel .......... 9:S0-10:20 a.m.

7th Period ...... 2:3()' 3:20 p.m.

3rd Period ......10:30-11 :20 a.m.

8th Period ...... 3:3()' 4:20 p.m.

4th Period ...... 11:30-12:20 p.m.

9th Period ...... 4:30- S:20 p.m.

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ART 1 10

INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS 51

T. Th. M.W.F.

52 1 11

FUNDAMENTALS OF ART 51 52 53

210

CREATIVE DESIGN

213

CLAY MODELING

SCULPTURE

3&4

ABb

6&7

ABb

Mr. Kittleson

Mr. Roskos

SCULPTURE

331 , 332

ABb

6&7

ABb

6&7 7,00 pm

A8b ABb

Mr. Roskos

(2)

01 L PAINTING

51 52

T.Th. 1.Th.

ART IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

1.Th. SCULPTURE

Mr. Kittle,on

Mr. Rosko.

(2)

OIL PAINTING

51 52

(3)

3,30·4,50pm A·117

M.W. 431,432

Mr •. Engelet

(2)

HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF ART

415,416

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittleson

4,00·6,00pm AB 7,00 pm AB

T.Th. W.

51 52

Mr. Roskos

(2)

3&4

(2)

M.W.

450

AB

ADVANCED CLAY MODELING

315, 31 6

41 2

3&4

(2)

T.Th.

325

AB

Mr. Rosko:.

M.W. 31 3

Mr. Kittleson Mr. Elwoll Mr. Elwell Mr•. Eng.set Mr. Kittleson

(2)

1& 2

(2)

M.W. 215

AB AS AB AB

(2)

M.W.

Mr. Elwell

(3)

DRAWING AND PAINTING T.Th.

(3) A·200 A·l0l

1 &2 3&4 6&7 7,00 pm

M.W.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F. T.Th.

SA

1 12

3&.4& 4 8

6&7

AEb

6&7 7,00 pm

ABb ABb

(2)

T.Th. T.Th.

SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittleson

(2·.4)

To be orranged

BIOLOGY 102

lecture La Lb Lc 132

142

1 &2 1 &2 3&4

Mr. leroos 3&4 6&7 7 & 8

5·108 5·209 5·209 5·209

1 &2

5·21 0 5·203

6

Mr. Guilfard

(4)

M.W. T.Th.

T.Th. M.W. T.Th. T.Th.

MICROBIOLOGY Lectur.

La Lb

5·108 5·209 5·209 5·209

(4)

HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY L.cture La Lb Lc

201

3

T.Th. T.Th. M.W. T.Th.

GENERAL BOTANY lecture Lab

162

T.Th. M.W. T.Th. M.W.

GENERAL ZOOLOGY Lecture La Lb Lc

Mr. Knudsen

(4)

GENERAL BIOLOGY

(4)

6&7

5·108 5·21 1 5·21 1 5·21 1

3 6&7 6&7

5·112 S·207 S·207

1 &2 3 & 4

Mr. Gerheim

(4)

M.W. M.W. T.Th.

-3-

Mr. Gerheim Mr. Guilford Mr. Guilford

203

SPRING flORA

Mr. Gvilford

(2) 4:30 pm

S·203

7,00 pm

A·206

4,30 pm

5·211

Th. 231

Mr, O,ten,on

(3)

GENETICS

T.Th. 311

ORNITHOLOGY

Mr. O.tenson

(2)

T. 324

NATURAL HISTORY OF VERTEBRATES Lectur.

Lab

364

Lab

M.W.F. W.

Lectur.

Lab 498

SEMINAR

Mr. Leraol

Mr. Gerh.im

(4)

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY

Mr. Knudlen

5·21 0 5·21 1

2 1 &2

W.F. T.Th.

(4) 5·209 5·209

(4)

VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY Lectur.

441

4,30 pm 4:30 pm

T.Th. M.W.

5·108 5·21 1

4 6&7

Mr. Gerheim

(1) To be arranged

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1 41

A·21 �

Daily 142

ADVANCED TYPEWRITING M.T.Th.F.

144

241

A·21�

MANAG ERIAL ACCOUNTING T.Th. T.

(2)

3 7.00 pm

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

Mn. Sth.,lopol A·21S

FAMILY FINANCIAL PLANNING (CONSUMER ECONOMICS) (3)

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING AUDITING

Mr. Pierson

Mr. P"eraon

(3) A·219

Mr. Zulauf

(3) 8,2S·9,40cm A·21 9

T.Th. 340

(3) A·21 7

7

M.W.F. 31 4

Mr. Peterlon A·217

M.T.Th. 31 2

Mn. Hilberl

(3)

M.W.F. 302

M,. P.t,,,OI'l Mr. Zulauf

A·219

M.T.W.Th. 6 273

A·217 A·21 7

(3)

4

ADVANCED SHORTHAND

M,.. Schellopol

(3)

4

M.W.F. 244

A·21 �

INTERMEDIATE SHORTHAND

51 52

M". Schellopol

(2) 3

Daily 212

M". SC�.llopol

(2)

BEGINNING TYPEWRITING

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION

(2)

Mr. Peterson

To b. arranged 342

SECRETARIAL PROCEDURE M.W.Th.

3S2

Mro. Hilbe,.

(3) 7

A·21S

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

3S4

A·219

OFFICE MANAGEMENT M.

362

PUBLIC FINANCE

BUSINESS FINANCE M.W.F.

366

INSURANCE

RETAILING

7,00 pm

A·21 S

4

A·217

6

A-2 1 7

7,00 pm

A-211

7:00 pm

A-221

Mr. Pi,rlon

Mr. Zulauf

(3)

Mr. Pearlon

(3) T.

372

Mr. Pearlon

(3)

(3)

M.W.F. 364

Mr. King

(3)

M.W.F.

Mr. King

(3) Th.

-4-

392

BUSINESS LAW

(3)

Mr. Peters

M.W.F.

434

A-213

GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS T.Th. '

452

BUSINESS POLICY

Mr. Peterson

5

TRANSPORTATION

(3)

Mr. King

A-211

2

(3)

Mr. Boyle

W. 499

A·217

MARKETING MANAGEMENT M.W.F.

474

Mr. King

(2)

T.Th. 471

(3)

10,JO·l1,.450m A·219

7,00 pm

MAJOR CONFERENCE

A·217 Mr. Zulauf

(1·4)

To be arranged 399

INDEPENDENT RESEARCH

(1-3)

Mr. Zulauf

To be arranged

CHEMISTRY 112

INTRODUCTORY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Le

122

Le

T.Th. M. F. T. T. W. Th.

CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES

302

(1)

412

T.Th.F. F.

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY lecture Lab

M.W.F. M.

Mr. Gidding.

1 5-108 1,30·4,00pm S-301 I,JO·4,00pm 5·301 (4) 5-210 5·302

6,7,8 (4)

Mr. Giddings

1 6,7,8

5·307 5-302 (3)

Mr. Giddings

4,JO-5,45pm 5-307

ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY M.T.Th.

442

Mr. Hues.is Mr. Huestis IIIr . Gididng.

Mr. OI,.n

ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY T.Th.

422

Mr. Anderson Mr. And.rson Mr. Anderson Mr. Andenon Mr. OI••n Mr. Huestis Mr. Olsen

(4)

M.W.F. T.Th. W.F.

BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY lecture Lab

312

Mr. Huestis Mr. Huesti.

Mr. Gidding.

Mr. Huesti s

2

ORGANIC CHeMISTRY lecture La Lb

A·l0l 5·307 5-307 5-112 5-314 5·314 5·314

2 2 2 3 6,7,8 6,7,8 6,7,8

T.

204

(4) 5-108 5·314 5·314 5-314

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND QAULITATVE ,ANALYSIS (4) Lecture TV 01 02 03 La Lb

132

2 1& 2 1 & 2 3&4

M.W.F. T. Th. F.

Leelur.

La Lb

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(3)

Mr. Olsen

5-307 11·3)

To be arranged

452

RESEARCH

(1.4) To be arranged

ECONOMICS 101

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS W.

102

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

51 52 273

M.W.F. M.W.F.

Mr. Booth A·213 Mr. Pierson

(3)

1

A·207 A·213

2

FAMILY FINANCIAL PLANNING (CONSUMER ECONOMICS) (3)

M.W.F. 302

(3)

7,00 pm

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS M.T.Th.

Mr. P.terson A·217

3

(3) A-217

7

-5-

Mr. Pierson

362

rUBLIC FINANCE

Mr. PiWlon

(3)

M.W.F. 364

BUSINESS FINANCE

1.·217

6

1.·217

Mr. Zulauf

(3)

M.W.f.

434

4

GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS

497.498.499

M,. King

(3)

10,30·11.45am 1.·219

T.Th.

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(1.3)

To b. arranged

EDUCATION 202

INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION

51 52 301

M.W.F. M.W.F.

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

51 52 3110

M.W.F. M.W.F.

(3) 1.·115 1.·115

1 3

Mr. Tye

(3) 1.·207 1.·207

3 7

METHODS AND OBSERVATION T.Th.f.

Th.

311b

311cd

3120b

1.·117

312cd 315

1.·204

319

1.·105

370

W.F. W.

Mr. Hag e n

(2) 5·108

4,30 pm

THE TEACHING OF ARITHMETIC

51 52

Mu. Stenion

(2)

3

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Th.

Mn. Stenlo;,

(2)

2

THE T EACHING OF READING W.F.

Mr. Siein

(3)

6 1·3

THE T EACHING OF READING W.F.

M,. P.cIerl on

(3)

6 1·3

METHODS AND OBSERVATION T.Th.F. Th.

Mr•. 8roeck11

(3)

6 1·3

METHODS AND OBSERVATION T.Th.F. Th.

PRINCIPLES OF GUIDANCE

Miu Nielsen

(2)

4 4,30 pm

1.·115 1.·117 Mr. Eklund

(2)

M.W. 413

1.·117

SCIENCE IN THE elEMENTARY SCHOOLS W.

4U

416

Th. 4610b

Mr. Schwartz

1.·105

CURRICULUM. METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (5) Mill Niol.on, Mrs. 510nlon

1.·200

CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT T EACHING (5) Mr. Amend, M rs , MacLonno.

51

52

4630

Mrs. K.blbek

1.·105

(2)

7,00 pm

M.W.Th.F.·1,00·3:30 1 :00·2,30 T.· 3:30·4,30 T. 461cd

Mu. Whit.

(2)

4,30 pm

INDIVIDUAL MENTAL TESTING

Mr. S,.in

1.·213

4,30 pm

PARENT·TEACH�R CONFERENCE T.

451

(2)

1.·105

4,30 pm

SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE elEMENTARY SCHOOLS (2) M.

Mr. Hage ..

Mill Nielun

M.W.Th.F.' 1000·3:30 1 :00·2:30 T.· 3,30·4,30 T. M.W.Th.F.' 1:00·2,30 1,00·2,30 T.' 3,30·4,30 T.

STUDENT TEACHING Daily'

M.

1.·105

Mr. Hog••

1.·206 Mrs. Broockel

(9) 8,30·12,00 3,30·4,30

-6-

1.·200

463b

(9, 8,30-12,00 3,30·4,30

STUDENT TEACHING Daily·

M_

463c d

Daily·

S2

Daily·

8,30-12,00 3,30-4.30 8,30-12,00 3,30-4,30

M. M.

473

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING

51 52 50S

T.Th. T.

Mr. Tye

A-202 A-202 Mr. V. Carllo.

7,00 pm

A-11S

7,00 pm

A-115

Mr. Am.nd

METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF RESEARCH Th. GRADUATE SEMINAR

7,00 pm

A·117

7,00 pm

A-117

(2,

Mr. Sjodin9 Mr_ Sj ..ding

(0,

M• •

A-211

(2,

M.

595

Mr.5j,din9

(3,

PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION

SCHOOL FINANCE

Mr. Stein

A-117

(2,

8 4,30 pm

T.W.

586

A-115

(9,

STUDENT TEACHING S1

M•• P.d.....n

At de.ignated public school ••

ENGLISH 101

COMPOSITION

51 S2 102

204

Mr. I,ie .meisl••

(3' T_Th_F. M.W.F.

COMPOSITION

CI -l08

3 6

A-212

I I I I 2

A·208 A·221 A-214 A-210 A-208 A-214 A- lI S A-206 A-210 A- l 05

MrI. Hundto't.

L-117 A-210 A-208 A-212 A-214

Mr. V. Carhon

(3,

51 52

T_Th.F.

53 54

M.T.Th_

SS

M.W.F.

S6 57

M.W.F.

M_W.F. M.W.F.

M.W.F.

sa

T.Th_F.

59 510

M_W.F.

2 2 2 2

M.T.Th.

3

511 512 ·513 514 515

M_W_F_

3

T.Th.F.

3 3 3 3

M.W_F. M.W_F. M.W.F.

516 517

M.W.F.

"

M.W_F.

S18

M_W.F.

519 520

M_W_F. M.W.f_

4 4 4 6

A-210 A-206 A-208 A-212 A ·2 1 1

521

M.W.f.

7

A-214

JOURNALISM

ADVANCED COMPOSITION

51 52 2�2

T.Th_

2 4,30 pm

A-200 A-200

Mr. Reynold.

Min Knudson Mr. V. Carlson Mr. Brl•• meid.r Mr. KloplCh Mr. HlIIg.r tAr. Hillg.r Mro. Hundto".

Mill 110mquilt

(3,

Mr. Hillger

A-204

3

lITERARY BACKGROUNDS

IA,. Reigslad

(3, A-�OO

"

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE M.W.

Mr. R.ig.lad

IAn. Hundtoft.

Mr. Klop.ch

A-200

MAJOR AMERICAN WRITERS

M.W.F.

302

(3'

7 (3 '

M.W.F.

T.Th.F.

252

Mr. Hillger

11.1" Blomquist

A-206

AN APPROACH TO LITERATURE

WORLD LITERATURE

IAr. Reigstad Mr. Reyn ..ld.

Mr. Reynold.

(2,

6

M.W.F.

234

Mr. Reynold.

Mr.8,ie,mei.t.r

A-214

T_Th_

230

Mr_ Klop.ch Min Knudson

Mr. N••vig

(2) T.Th.

213

MrI. Hundtofte

Min Knudsol1

(2) a

A-212

-7-

31 8

CREATIVE WRITING

Mr. Reigalad

(3) 6& 7

T.Th. M. 321

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

A·206

THE CONTINENTAL NOVEL M.T.Th.

334

Min Blomquist

4

T.Th. 332

A·20a

(2)

Miu Knudson

(3) C8·106

2

GREEK AND LATIN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION (3)

Mr. V. Corlson A·217

2

342

51 52 350

(3)

AMERICAN LITERATURE M.W.F. W.

A·200 A·214

7,00 pm

(3)

CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE

Mr. Ronson

M.W.F. 358

3S2

384

MODERN DRAMA

CHAUCER

A·21 3

(3)

Mr. Klopsch

T.Th. F.

1& 2

A·210 A·212

M.

7,00 pm

A·21 4

(3)

SHAKESPEARE

Miss Blomquist

(3)

Mr. Ranson

M.W.F. 388

A·200

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE M.W.F.

404

LITERARY CRITICISM

5

Mill Knudson

(3)

Mr. Reynolds A·206

LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE MAJOR CONFERENCE

(3)

Mr. Ronson

A·2OS

7

T.Th.F. 498

(3) A·21 4

M.W.F. 4�4

Mr. Ronson Mr. Hillger

(2)

To be arranged •

Opon by invitation only.

FRENCH 102

ELEMENTARY FRENCH 51

S2 202

Do ;l y Do;ly

2 4

I NTERMEDI ATE fRENCH

SI 52 222

(4) Mr. KoppHch Min Oman

A·TT7 A·221

Mr. Koppitch Min Oman

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.F.

7

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION T.Th.

302

A·l05 A·l05

(2)

3

STUDIES IN THE FRENCH DRAMA M.W.f.

Mr. Koppitch L·TT7

(3)

Mr. Kappitch L.116

6

GENERAL ENGINEERING 1 01

ENGINEERING PROBLEMS

152

Mr. Worst.U

5·210

ENG!NEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2) 7&8

W.F. 342

(2)

6

W.F.

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

(4)

M.T.W.Th. 1

Mr. Worstell

5·210 Mr. Jordohl 5·110

GEOGRAPHY 101

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

(3)

Mr. Jansen

M.W.f.

A·l0l

GEOLOGY 102

GENERAL GEOLOGY lecture Lab

M.W. T.Th.

(4,

Mr. P. Carlson 3 3&4 -8-

5·210 S·210

GERMAN 102

SI S2 S3 �

202

Doily Doily Daily Daily

2 3 7

INTERMEDIATE GERMAN SI S2 S3

222

(�)

ELEMENTARY GERMAN

3

T.Th.F.

"

M.W.F.

3

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION 2

SCIENTIfIC GERMAN

GERMAN CIVILIZATION

Mr.. lillie

(2)

EPICS AND LYRICS

Mrs. littl.

A·223 Mr.. lilil.

(2) ..

A·221

..

A·221

Mr.. lilil.

(3)

M.W.F. �9a

Mrs. little Mr. Web.r Mr. W.b.r

A·223

7

T.Th. �12

A·202 A·202 A·221

(3)

M.W.F. 336

Mr. IIla.hevich Mr. Weber Mr. IIlo.hevich Mr. Weber

(3)

M.W.F.

T.Th. 252

A·202 A·221 A·213 A·210

(1 .2 )

I NDEPENDENT STUDY

To b. arranged

GREEK 202

ELEMENTARY GREEK

(�)

Doily 312

NEW TESTAMENT

Mr. Roe A·21�

..

(3)

Mr. Rae

M.W.f.

352

CB·l0a

SEMINAR IN GREEK LANGUAGE OR LITERATURE

(2)

To b. arranged

H EALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10�

106

ACTIVITIES (WOMEN) SI T.Th. S2 T.Th. S3 W.F. � T.Th. S5 W.F. S6 T.Th. W.f.

57 ADAPTED ACTIVITIES

(I) 1 3 3

� " 6 S

ACTIVITIES (MEN) SI 52 S3 �

S5 56

201

S1 S2 S3 202

(I)

2 5

5 8

52

M. f.

M. f.

BEGINNING ARCHERY BEGINNING BOWLING S1 S2

207

Mr. lundgoord Mr. lundgoard Mr. Solzman Mr. Lundgoord Mr. Lundsoard Mr. Lundgaord

Gym Gym Gym

Mr. lundQoard Mr. lundgaard Mr. R. Corlson

(I )

M. M. f.

T.Th. 204

Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

"

2

BEGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS S1

203

Gym

6

M.W. M.W. T.Th. T.Th. W.f.

T.Th.

BEGINNING GOLf

Mrs. Young

(I)

M.W. 110

Mrs. Templin Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

T. T.

5&

(I) Gym

6

8& 7 (I) 7

Gym Mr •. Templin Gym

(1) 3&� 6&7

Porod i•• BowlMr. R. Carlson Paradi•• .. Mr. lundgoord

GYMNASTICS AND REBOUND TUMBLING T.Th.

Mr. Soh:mon

(ll Gym

7

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Mr. R. Carlson

210

HEALTH ESSENTiAlS

211

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.F.

Sl S2 BASKETBAll

Mr•• Young G·l Gol

2 "

IAr. lundgoord

(2) G-l

T.Th. 273

BASEBALL

(2)

Mr. R. Carho,

M.W. 27"

G·3

METHODS IN TEACHING TUMBLING M.W.

290

6

METHODS IN TEACHING INDIVIDUAL SPORTS (2) (WOMEN) M.W.

292

FIRST AID

KINESIOLOGY

LIFE SAVING

G-3

7,00 pm

Pool

Mr.o.thteh

PROBLEMS IN T EACHING RHYTHMICS 7,00 pm

Mrs. Young

(2) Gym

METHODS AND MATERIALS IN TEACHING SPORTS (MEN) (2)

CORRECTIVE THERAPY

Mr. Salzman

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W. 363

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322

Mr. R. Carhon

(2) GYIII

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Mr. Sah:ma01

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7,00 pm

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210

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Mr. Akr.

M.W.F. 33"

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Mr. R.eve,

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492

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L·1 16

HISTORY OF IDEAS, EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION W.

471

7,00 pm

HISTORY OF AMERICAN DIPLOMACY M.W.F.

457

L-11 6

THE REFORMATION IN THE BRITISH ISLES M.T.Th.

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Mr. G.

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Mr. Newell

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(3) 7,00 pm

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(3)

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Mn. Cr.pin

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Mr. Fritts

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244

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PHILOSOPHY 201

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

300

Mr_ Arbaugh

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Mr. Arbaugh

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POLITICAL SCIENCE 101

INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE M.W.F.

252

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301

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Mr. King

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Mr. farmer

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320 332

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M.W.F. 426

Mr. Nielsen A·ll7

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490

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7,00 pm

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LIFE OF CHRIST 51 S2 53 54

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202

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275

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Mr. Jansen

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497

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Min Oman

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