E UNI
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
LAWRENCE

 

 
 

April 6, 1938

  
   
  
   
   
  
   
  
   
   
     
  
   
   

Dr. F. C. Allen, Director —
Physical Education Department

My dear Dr. Allen:

Mr. Sisson advises me that a new course in the Department of
English called Literary Masters, covering the high points in
literature and including some contemporary writers, will be
offered next year. This course will not be open to anyone
who has credit for Literature 10 or 1l.

It was my thought that this course might be of more interest

to our majors in the Department of Physical Education than the
work which is now recommended. If after examining the content
of the course you feel that such is the case, you might con-
ceivably call this to the attention of your advisers in physical
education with the suggestion that Literary Masters, when
offered, might meet the English Literature requirement in our
curriculum.

Some students with whom we have talked feel that Personal
Health, coming as it does in the first semester of the fresh-
man year, puts them at a disadvantage. They feel that a
course in physiology either preceding or accompanying that
course might enable them to do better work in Personal Health.
I give you this suggestion for whatever you may feel it is
worth. 7

Sincerely yours,

apne Cle
es A. Schwegler he

Dean

 

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