Soochow University - Annual Yearbook (Taipei, Taiwan)

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Joseph W. Dyson, M. S. ' 35 BZ English ii. Vs' 92 ii. M. L. Tai, M. A. 425 Ei? E51 YF 36 Rhetoric and Composition, 35 BK English WEEE? C-D Translation l. it is ml at fi L. L. New 35 T134 BZ C-X19 English Prose I . I EEii?FETH3Z5'3-32.215 C-D Western Classics I. lil in fin 95. ii Chiang-Tsu Chow, B.A English Poetry' H132 HU Si? English Drama PE :lf li: HE Shakespeare PE1?'fiET4'UC5l4'Z3iff CSD Western Classics II. .lbw L E35 iii 95. li Elizabeth Wang, M.A. 'IN EEE 535 Fiction

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of four years the materials and the disciplines which will serve the student dependably in his further pursuits: First, for the undergraduate study in law, accounting, economics, and political scienceg and later for professional or graduate research. Concurrently there might be concerns with passports, placements tests, and vocational aptitudesg and finally with a life work in teaching, translating, writing, self-cultivation through literature, and character enrichment. In short, when the student stands at last on his Commencement Day, he should find that. first of all, he has laid a good foundation in language C a basis for clear, forceful communication of ideas D for a vocation, which has been made possible through a flexible pedagogy supplemented by modern developments in the science of linguisticsg and secondly, even more importantly, through inspiration and instruction by the masters in literature, philosophy, and religion, he is prepared for life-long growth as a spiritual creature. .T. W. D. nl- L.

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I. 252 C. K. Wang, D.S. W15fi4Z'L?54'lf C-Xl? Translation I- II 914- I2 52. ii. S. T. Lee, B. A. JD 34.2 Psychology Weda Snuug, B. A. iifi FC C-'D French 1. ik 3. Fa. it fi. L. M. Chu, M. A. E E 52 5? BE History of English Literature Mrs. William V. Kelly English Conversation