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Lack of funds has shut off,
at least temporarily, an
American studies major
approved last spring by the
College of Arts and Sciences.
Only one course is being
offered in the American
Studies program this semester.
M.D. George, Arts and
Sciences dean, said he hopes
the major will be offered next
year, but it will depend on
adequate legislative funding.
The purpose of the program
is to examine connections
between "civilization's
complex web of people, ideas
and things," according to a
report from the program's
executive committee.
The American Studies major
is highly experimental in
nature, in that its structure is
"described in terms of the
development of competency
rather than in terms of credit
hours," according to the
report.
Specifically, a student, with
the help of an advisor, would
draw up and complete his own
program of study.
Professor Robert Huff said
after consultation among
themselves, the faculty for
American Studies decided to
hire a director for the program.
"We're kind of marking
time," Huff said, because the
funds were not available to hire
someone to fill the position.
Students contemplating an
American Studies major should
-either not declare a major this
year or move into an integrated
studies' program, according to
Norman Hostetler, chairman of
the program's executive
committee.
Hostetler advised students
with less than two years of
college left not to consider an
American Studies major.
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