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Show 13. Basic Reporting?Elements of factual communication stressing evaluation of news. Laboratory practice on college newspaper. A (3). Staff 14. Basic Reporting*Continuation of 13. W (3). Staff 15. Basic ReportingContinuation of 14. S (3). Staff 16. Introduction to JournalismBrief survey of the media of mass communicationnewspaper, magazines, radio, televisionemphasizing their functions in modern society. A (2) May not be given. Staff 17. History of JournalismDevelopment of communications media from European beginnings to present in the light of political, social and economic history. W (2) May not be given. Staff 25. Vocabulary BuildingBasic techniques for enlarging and improving vocabulary. A W S (2). Staff 28. Business EnglishReview of grammar and mechanics particularly applicable to modern business writing. W (3). Evans 29. Business CorrespondencePractice in writing various types of business letters. S (3). Evans 32. Technical Reports Basic principles of composition applicable to engineering, scientific, and technical reports. Pre-requisite: English 1, 2. W (3). Staff 38. Rapid Reading Advanced principles of speed and comprehension. AWS (2). Rowley, Ward 50. American LiteratureProse and poetry from 17th century beginnings to Civil War. A (3) Not for English majors. Wiese 51. American LiteratureProse and poetry from Civil War to World War I. W (3) Not for English Majors. Wiese 52. American LiteratureProse and poetry since World War I. S (3) Not for English Majors. Wiese 60. ShakespeareCritical introduction to histories and comedies. A (5). Grove 65. Modern British Literature Historical survey from 1900 to present. A (3). Evans 84. Modern Dramatic Literature Style and ideas of major contemporary dramatists. A (3). Allred 88. Critical Approach to FictionCritical and appreciative study of fiction. A (3). Grove 89. Critical Approach to DramaCritical and appreciative study of drama. W (3). Grove 90. Critical Approach to Poetry Critical and appreciative study of poetry. S (3). Grove 95. BiographyLiterary values of English and American short biographies. W (2). Evans 97. Authors of TodayContemporary fiction and non-fiction with emphasis on discriminating enjoyment of "best sellers." S (2). Allred 100. Advanced ExpositionEffective expository writing with stress on organization and style. A (3). Evans 111. DebatePrinciples of argument preparatory to senior intercollegiate forensic competition on national debate question. A (2). Monson 112. DebateContinuation of 111. W (2). Monson 115. Advanced ReportingIntensive practice in handling assignments in politics, sports, society, science, law enforcement, as well as assignments on college newspapers. A (3). Staff 116. Advanced ReportingContinuation of 115. W (3). Staff 117. Advanced ReportingContinuation of 116. S (3). Staff 118. Magazine WritingStyle and content of the magazine article with special attention to problems of editing and publishing college magazine. W (3). Staff 119. Editorial Writing Study and writing of various types of editorials with emphasis upon the essentials of ethics and libel. S (2). Staff |
