Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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mtl l gglia Henkel and the other .members of the European Tour listen Y 215 a guide relates the historical interest and importance of the surrounding area. An annual event at Malone College is the European Tour, led this year by Drs. Milford Henkel and John Bartlett. Perhaps the greatest advantages of the tour are the op- portunities for an adventuresome journey and the greater understanding of the European culture through personal experience. Among the places to be visited are London, Oxford, Amsterdam, Vienna, Prague, West Berlin, Florence, Athens, Delphi, and Paris. This year the group arrives in Glasgow on July 26 and arrives home on September 5. Be- sides broadening one's international understanding, a stu- dent may also earn six hours of credit in either history or English.

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aft - Wt M P1 ' H1211 Cu: I .. Af' ' DDS LI GUISTICS An intricate part of the Division of Language and Literature is the four languages it offers-French, Spanish, German, and Greek-in which it gives majors andfor minors. Several courses in linguistics have been added whose credit can be put toward language requirements. Robert C. Buswell, B.D., Edward W. Payne, M.A., P.E., L Assistant Professor of Spanish ecturer of Greek and Mathematics Josephine E. Payne, B.A Garner E. Hoyt, M.A , Assistant Professor of French Instructor of Spanish I 3,1 . , , 86 liilwmk W .2 -, Hmlgxnx 5.

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