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SUJIJIIl'llll'lltill:f, the .\tmlyof mediet a/literature
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se11ior E11glish , Paula ,\larirw. Oat id \\'akin, ami Betty l'mce/1
nmstructed models of a mead hall.
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additicm. stude11ts Hill:!, origillallwllml\ a11d sketched clwractcrs of that
Jll'riod.
Speakers , trips highlight
studies of literature
Speakers from SUCO on
Jlemingwa~
and modern
poetr) and trips to Stratford and Fallsburg high–
lighted English students' studies in literature.
ln :\ larch, two bus loads of sophomores saw the
American Shakespeare Festival's
Julius Caesar.
One
hundred twenty -.eniors spent a da) in April at
the Catskill Shakespeare Festival Theatre attending
Shakespeare's
Romeo and juliet
and Rostand's
Cyrano
de Bergerac.
One hundred eighty seniors collectively spent
morl' than a thousand weeks on research papers rang–
ing in -.ubject matter from the Psalms to LSD; the art
of
karate to trout fishing; Ivan the Terrible to selective
serY
ice.
Through federal funds, the English depmtment
added extensively to its filmstrip and record collec–
tion, received a new overhead projector, and added
many new sets of paperbacks for class usc.
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flhaw of the required IJieech courw
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