Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Languages An international atmosphere pervades the Mary Manse campus in the range of language studies available. French, Ger- man, and Spanish are offered at both skill and advanced levels. The depart- ment reinforces study in the classroom by student use of the language labora- tory. In the fall students of the upper division French classes attended a drama, T uraret by Guy Le Sage. The eighteenth-century comedy was pre- sented by le Treteau de Paris which tours North America annually. Sr. Marie de Lourdes and Lorraine Pereira ad- mire pictures of Spanish scenery.

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