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of the century - helping to strengthen vague course requirements that now
characterize undergraduate programs . The reform effort is not merely an attempt
to weed out worthless courses — which , as many professors say disdainfully ,
are ...
of the century - helping to strengthen vague course requirements that now
characterize undergraduate programs . The reform effort is not merely an attempt
to weed out worthless courses — which , as many professors say disdainfully ,
are ...
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Courses that departments didn ' t want either because they were too esoteric or
commanded too low a budget priority - were ... This semester , one professor intro
duced his course with the comment , “ This is not a Gen Ed course ; this is a ...
Courses that departments didn ' t want either because they were too esoteric or
commanded too low a budget priority - were ... This semester , one professor intro
duced his course with the comment , “ This is not a Gen Ed course ; this is a ...
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include the physical and psychological problems of the elderly in their courses ,
that doctors must be encouraged to study ... a semester of French literature or a
course in art history will become a recreational as well as a learning experience .
include the physical and psychological problems of the elderly in their courses ,
that doctors must be encouraged to study ... a semester of French literature or a
course in art history will become a recreational as well as a learning experience .
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