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A course on the history
of World War I will con
tinue the.UNL Depart
ment of History's unus
ual tradition of having
multiple instructors in a
major and popular
course. The World War I
coarse was -'started be-
causa of present interest
ii a course cn World War
II. The class will be
offered during the spring
semester as History 2G3D
on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays from
1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The
World War II course will
be taught again next fall
The world war courses
- are taught by as many as
seven lecturers, each
covering material in his
area of research. Profes
sors Gregory Pedlow,
- Peter llsslowsld, Edward
Homic. Patrice Berger,
James McClelland,
Dane Kennedy and Ueyd
Ambrosias will lecture
more than once during
the World War I course,
and Professors Frederick
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will talk about war poets. .
Pedlow said the course
will cover more than the
military aspects of the:,
conflict, as the present
World War; II course
-does. - . i :'
v "We're trying to get
away from military his
tory a little bit," he said.
"World War I was the real
' turning point of the cen
tury, and the course will
' cover charges In society."
Maslowski said .al
though the World War 11
,- course, which has had an .';
' enrollment of more than "'
"200 students at times, is -.
the most, popular single,
departraent offering, the; -World
war courses are ,
not simply for "credit
; hour production," ,
Pedlow said students
and faculty, like the
course format far differ
ent reasons.
"For students, it is a
sampler of teaching
styles, with a constant
variety," he said. "And we
like it, too, because of the
opportunities for specialization."
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