General Catalog 1951-1952
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Open to those students who have not previously had instruction in Hebrew. Mr. Marenof.
HEBREW B. Intermediate Hebrew (2 sections) Intensive review of grammar and vocabulary; advanced grammar and vocabulary; fast reading of texts; preparation for grammatical analysis from modern Hebrew literary sources.
Prerequisite: Hebrew A or its equivalent; consent of instructor required prior to enrollment. Mr. Leslau.
[HEBREW C. Intensive Hebrew (double course)] Intensive study of grammar, vocabulary and i...dioms; brief compositions and readings in Hebrew; conversation.
This course meets five times a week and carries double credit. It is designed to cover the equivalent of two years of college instruction in Hebrew in one year.
HEBREW Db. Advanced Composition and Conversation Systematic drill in composition; translation; weekly written work in the classroom; intensive practice in the spoken language; class discussions based on Hebrew and Israeli periodicals, newpaper or recent books. This course will be given entirely in Hebrew.
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Open to those students who have not previously had instruction in Hebrew. Mr. Marenof.
HEBREW B. Intermediate Hebrew (2 sections) Intensive review of grammar and vocabulary; advanced grammar and vocabulary; fast reading of texts; preparation for grammatical analysis from modern Hebrew literary sources.
Prerequisite: Hebrew A or its equivalent; consent of instructor required prior to enrollment. Mr. Leslau.
[HEBREW C. Intensive Hebrew (double course)] Intensive study of grammar, vocabulary and i...dioms; brief compositions and readings in Hebrew; conversation.
This course meets five times a week and carries double credit. It is designed to cover the equivalent of two years of college instruction in Hebrew in one year.
HEBREW Db. Advanced Composition and Conversation Systematic drill in composition; translation; weekly written work in the classroom; intensive practice in the spoken language; class discussions based on Hebrew and Israeli periodicals, newpaper or recent books. This course will be given entirely in Hebrew.
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