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*[[1937]] - [[Columbia College]] introduced two new courses, both of which would evolve into important components of the [[Core Curriculum]]. [[Humanities A]], the precursor to [[Lit Hum]], became a required yearlong literature course for all freshmen, whereas [[Humanities B]], a yearlong course focused on art and music, and which evolved into [[Art Hum]] and [[Music Hum]], was introduced on an optional basis. | *[[1937]] - [[Columbia College]] introduced two new courses, both of which would evolve into important components of the [[Core Curriculum]]. [[Humanities A]], the precursor to [[Lit Hum]], became a required yearlong literature course for all freshmen, whereas [[Humanities B]], a yearlong course focused on art and music, and which evolved into [[Art Hum]] and [[Music Hum]], was introduced on an optional basis. | ||
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Revision as of 13:06, 16 July 2007
On September 23...
- 1937 - Columbia College introduced two new courses, both of which would evolve into important components of the Core Curriculum. Humanities A, the precursor to Lit Hum, became a required yearlong literature course for all freshmen, whereas Humanities B, a yearlong course focused on art and music, and which evolved into Art Hum and Music Hum, was introduced on an optional basis.
| Preceded by September 22 |
Days of the Year September 23 |
Succeeded by September 24 |
