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Nothing is harder to teach than a preliminary course. Too often, in a bid for publicity and popularity with those outside the field, the lecturer is not scholarly enough to be of any use to students concentrating in his subject. Such is the case with Fine Arts 1d...
Unfortunately, it is just as inescapable for the students concentrating in Fine Arts, though for a different reason. Naturally, Fine Arts 1d, essential to the cookie-pusher, is useless to the serious student. Too superficial in treatment to be of service, even as a background, it is nevertheless crammed down the throat of the concentrator, who emerges equipped with a multitude of prejudices of which he spends the rest of his college career ridding himself...
...only solution is to create a new whole course in the Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern art for those concentrating in Fine Arts, and limit 1d to those outside the field. Then the few that are chosen could work unhampered by the many that are called, and four out of five would continue to taste delightfully the Pyorrhean spring...
Anthropology L. Biology A. English 28, Fine Arts 1d, Fine Arts 5p, French 1, French 28 hf., German B. German C. German 1b, German 2, Military Science 1, Music 3, Philosophy A. Philosophy 3, Philosophy...
Anthropology 1, Biology A, English 28, Fine Arts 1d, Fine Arts 5p, French 1, French 28 hf., German B, German C, German 1b, German 2, Military Science 1, Music 3, Philosophy A, Philosophy 3, Philosophy...