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...most popular sectionmen in Soc. Sci. 2 last year, Dr. Guyt Panker, will start social Sciences 131, "The Western Influences in Underdeveloped Countries," in Emerson A. This course will aim at understanding regularities in relation to change-politically, economically, and socio-culturally-due to western influence. Problems and tensions in Mexico, Rumania, Indonesia, and Nigeria will be considered primarily...
Chemistry 1 dropped from last year's fifth position to ninth, with 383 students. Nat. Sci. 3 rounds out the list of the top ten courses, with 375 students. Of these, 104 are women...
Social Sciences 1 was 12th, with 370 students; Social Sciences 3 was 21st, with 241 students; 25th was Humanities 3, with a total of 235 students; Nat. Sci. 6 was 27th with an even 200; Nat. Sci. 4 was 31st, with 189; Nat. Sci. 1 was 32nd, with 172; and Soc. Sci. 5 was 35th, with 155 students...
...fifth place is Nat Sci, 3, with 104 female students, and following that, in descending order, come English 10 with 93; Humanities 2 with 92; Soc. Sci, 1 with 91; Nat Sci. 6 with...
...pretty deep analysis of the theory of democracy will take place in Burr Hall A this fall Soc. Sci. 118 generally acclaimed as one of the top advanced G.E. courses will feature popular Louis Hartz as lecturer. Not a gut by any means, the reading list ranges from Locke to Freud, and a good deal of individual thought is necessary for any token of success...