Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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Language Labs Besides making a trip to a foreign country, in-class dialogue and lan- guage laboratory drills provide the best practical experience in com- prehending, speaking and convers- ing in the language. ln the small, sound-proof cubicles, students sporting electronic earphones are given rigorous training in language comprehension and the ability to conquer a foreign accent and speak fluently in a foreign tongue. .L Q 3 if , fi f at, K X. 4 nv '- -r ff-ff W., K' .' I' f i' l 5

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Theatre One of the most exciting majors in college is one of physical, emotional and intellectual expression. All of this is found in the theatre major who uses much more than figures and facts, ball point pens and books. The theatre major supplies the mate- rials to spread magic from the stage into the audience. ln short, the theatre major is a wiz- ard.