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The Western tradition Objectives: To develop a clearer understanding of Western traditions and a deeper awareness of the diverse cultures that have contributed to their evolution, by encouraging dialogue and engagement with selected texts and works of art. To enhance essential skills of reading with discernment, thinking critically, listening wisely, and writing and speaking effectively. Requirement: Every first-year student takes Western Tradition 100 during the fall and spring semesters. Western Tradition Course |
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