Thursday, October 10, 1968
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Speech 1A students find course altered
A revamped Speech 1A course will be centered on case studies in a group situation next semester, Bob Patton, director of the fundamentals of speech program said yesterday.
"During a class period," said Patton, "the students might be given an article on the pros and cons of gun control legislation. Then, in a group session, they'd each react to it and analyze it."
"We want to make the course more relevant and exciting for
The student will be speaking or involved in a speaking situation everyday. Patton said the re-vamped Speech 1A would be more helpful to the student because the learning could be transferred more easily to his other classes.
the student. We want to make him think about controversial ideas," Patton said.
New texts and supplementary material based on contemporary issues will be used as stimulus for discussion he said. There will be less text reading and more performance.
Israelis, 6 seriously, during prayer
Student demand for speech 1B (inter-personal communications) promoted the changes. "There are 20 sections of speech 1A and 34 sections of speech 1B this semester," said Patton.
Cave blast injures
The speech communication and human relations division of the speech and drama department is now planning the new speech 1A.
HEBRON, Israel (UPI)—A hand grenade exploded today among Israelis at prayer in a
grotto in this wounding at least Six of those
ancient city,
39 persons.
injured were
reported in serious condition. The grenade went off in the Macpelah Cave
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