Scarlet a Black May 2. 1975—pH

GRINNEll

FURNITURE
Far Second-Hand Buys

Wed. & Fri.
Evening 7-9
Sat. Afternoon l-5

1030 4th Ave.

Health Is Wealth

Eat Natural Foods
Shiloh products. Whole
grains, seeds, breads,
cereals and more.

Van’s Health Foods

And Antiques
1505 61h Ave. Ph. 136-4437

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THREE LEVELS OF SHOPS

BJ’s ‘oAIlI'toom IOUNGE

‘ Aged Steaks—Seatnod
Gourmet Dining

, Live entertainment every Saturday

22 diiterent tull dinners under $4.00
Served Monday thru Friday

Located at Oakland Acres Goli Club

Ameripass $815"

15 days of unlimited travel

at almost half the regular price.

We’re giving you a big break this year by cutting the
price of America’s big est travel bargain—the
Greyhound Ameripassia most in half!

Repeat. Almost half the price ol’our regular $165 one-
month Ameripass.

Now, tor a limited time, only $8750 buys you 15 days
of unlimited, unrestricted travel. anywhere In
America. Canada, too.

Get in touch with America on your way home this
spring. Go where you like. See what you like. Be a
real free spirit, And spend a lot less than a plane or
train costs,

With the $37.50 Ameripass, you don’t have to travel
on certain days. 0r pay for your ticket in advance.

(Butyou can 5h? all your stuff home in advance. Up
to 150 pounds. or free.)

Like our regular $165 and $220 two-month
Ameripasses, the $87.50 Ameripass gives you special
discounts on hotels, meals, sightseeing.

So get in touch with us about today’s biggest travel
bargain. The $87.50 Ameripass. Because you're due
for a break

The $87.50 Ameriﬁass fare is good thru May _31.
Ameripasses purc ased May 31, good for tollowmg
15 days.

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Coe Summer Term 1975 will consist of two
five-week sessions. Take a course or two in
each. You can earn up to a full semester’s
credit, choosing from these offerings:

ART
Art for the Elementary Teacher; Art

estra; Master Class and Workshop in
Baroque Woodwind Interpretation

Elements Through Photography; Drawing PHILOSOPHY & REUGION

I, II, and III; Painting I, II, and Ill; Raku
Ceramics; Creative Photography Work-
shop; Photography III; History of
American Art

BIOLOGY

Microbiology & Microbiology Lab;
Human Anatomy and Kinesiology 81
Human Anatomy and Kineslology Lab;
Classification of Plants 8t Classification
of Plants Lab; Animal Behavior
BUSINESS 8t ECONOMICS

Business Colloquium; Principles of
Accounting | and II; Intermediate
Accounting; Marketing; Principles of
Management; Personal Finance:
Business Law; Money & Banking;
Public Finance; International Trade;
Current Economic Problems;
Collective Bargaining

CHEMISTRY

Quantitative Analysis 84 Quantitative
Analysis Lab

ENGLISH, SPEECH 8r THEATRE
Modern American Fiction; Topics in
Literature: Shakespeare; Group
Communications; Oral Interpretation
of Literature; Repertory Theatre | and
II; Children’s Theatre; Cops and
Robbers; The American Short Story;
Workshop in Dance I and II
FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Elementary German | and II
HISTORY

History of Western Civillzation to 1500;
History of Western Civilization since
1500; History of the US to 1865;
History of the US since 1865; Russian
& East European History ll; Norwegian
Immigration to the Midwest; History
of Ancient Greece

MATHEMATICS

Introduction to Computers

MUSIC

Music for the Elementary Teacher;
Music Workshop tor the Elementary
Teacher; Conductlng Workshop in
Band; Conducting Workshop in Gran

Introduction to Philosophical Analysis;
Introduction to Logical Thinking;
Religion in America; Contemporary
Religious Issues

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Physical Education for the Elementary
Teacher; Introduction to Physical
Education' Phllosophies and Principles;
Hygiene and Care of Athletic Injuries;
Methods of Teaching Secondary School
Physical Education; Methods of
Coaching Football; Activities Courses
in Tennis. Lite Saving, Weight Training,
Advanced Weight Training, and Golf;
Methods of Coaching Basketball

PHYSICS

Energy, Power, and Man; General
Physics | and H St General Physics |
and II Lab

POLITICAL SCIENCE

American Political Ideas

PSYCHOLOGY

Intorductory Psychology: Social
Psychology; Developmental Psychology;
Educational Psychology

SOCIOLOGY

Introductory SociolOQV; Social
Problems; Cultural Anthropology;
Methods of Social Research I; Deviant
Behavior; Alcoholism

TEACHER EDUCATION

Introduction to Education; Children’s
Literature; The Montessori Method of
Early Childhood Education; Teaching
Strategies for SociorEconomic
Language Problems

INTRODUCTION TO LIBERAL ARTS
Introduction to Liberal Arts | and II

AU of the above courses, with the
exception: of some Workshops and the
Physical Education Activity Courses,
carry one Cue course credit. A Cos
course credit Equals 3 7/3 Semester
hours.

Tuition: $167.00 per course

FOR MORE INFORMATION WRITE, CALL, OR
STOP BY THE SUMMER TERM OFFICE, LOWER
LEVEL OF VOORHEES HALL, COE COLLEGE,

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