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Students nllO are pursuing the course
in second year Rhetoric are being given
a splendid opput tunny to choose some
branch 'of merit uhich they prefer for
their second semester's credits In the
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of seventeen types of advanced English.
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nark Then e are no restrictions on the
Dist Once of the above branches and
any student is at liberty to choose tile
subjeLt that is 1110111 desired.
'rho stork In Lingoloth Literature 210
mill be taught by notions Instructors
of the Rhetoric Department. The
student to ',emitted to choose between
Linglish and American Literature, either
of which gives It rapid survey of tho
Literature of both countries. In tho
Ithetoo le section. Po licensors Gibbons and
Cloetlngh ails loupe: vise the study of
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dranct, combined ulth the dramatiza
tion of stories and the writing of plays.
Miss Ruth Jackson will be the teacher
In the study of Public Speaking. Seven
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students four of m hich require Pron..-
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