Lycoming, the Alumni Bulletin V.15, No.1
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History 85 102. GEOLOGY. Geological history and principles are stressed. Emphasis is placed on the geology of the United States generally, and that of Pennsyl- vania in particular. Three lectures and one two-hour laboratory period a week.
Prerequisite, Geology 101.
Four hours credit.
HISTORY Professor Priest Associate Professor Ewing Assistant Professors Gompf and Wargo Instructor Stites Part-time Instructor Weller The major in history consists of thirty semester hours.
105-1...06. MODERN EUROPE. An examination of the political, social, cul- tural and intellectual experience of the peoples of Europe from the era of the high Renaissance and the Reformation to the conclusion of World War I.
Three hours credit each semester.
107. UNITED STATES HISTORY. An initial examination of the significant men, measures and movements important to comprehending the course of United States history.
Three hours credit.
205-206. FOUNDATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES (1492-1837). The colonial and early national backgrounds of factors important in the growth of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Four hours credit.
History 85 102. GEOLOGY. Geological history and principles are stressed. Emphasis is placed on the geology of the United States generally, and that of Pennsyl- vania in particular. Three lectures and one two-hour laboratory period a week.
Prerequisite, Geology 101.
Four hours credit.
HISTORY Professor Priest Associate Professor Ewing Assistant Professors Gompf and Wargo Instructor Stites Part-time Instructor Weller The major in history consists of thirty semester hours.
105-1...06. MODERN EUROPE. An examination of the political, social, cul- tural and intellectual experience of the peoples of Europe from the era of the high Renaissance and the Reformation to the conclusion of World War I.
Three hours credit each semester.
107. UNITED STATES HISTORY. An initial examination of the significant men, measures and movements important to comprehending the course of United States history.
Three hours credit.
205-206. FOUNDATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES (1492-1837). The colonial and early national backgrounds of factors important in the growth of the United States.
What to read after Lycoming, the Alumni Bulletin V.15, No.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lycoming College to read onlineMoreLess
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