Folder 11, 1967

Abstract:
A copy of the syllabus for the first semester of the first year of the Humanities Program; a copy of the syllabus for the second semester of the first year of the Humanities Program; a modified syllabus for the second semester of the first year of the Humanities Program; a syllabus for the entire second year of the Humanities Program; a calendar for the second semester of Western Man 102; a bibliography from Humanities 101-102; list of readings and their associated costs for the Freshman Humanities Team, dated Jun. 7, 1967; memo from Roland Layton and William Odom to the Joint Committee on Humanities serving as notice of an upcoming meeting; an evaluation by students of Humanities 101, sent to the Humanities Staff by William Odom.

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