81. Art And Leisure ART and leisure. Watercolor Magic Skill. 9135, C Adney, MVC, 07/12/04, M, 0600PM 1000PM, 362, 45.00. Basic Conversational russian. http://www.msjc.edu/community_ed/summer04/fbart.htm

ART and LEISURE Watercolor is a medium of surprises and creative expression that makes learning fun for the beginning student. Classes will be conducted in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Emphasis will be on learning how to paint as well as the understanding of and ability to manipulate the materials in order to achieve the desired effects. Open to all levels. Section Instructor Location Dates Days Time Room Fee B Jayatilaka MVC TH B Jayatilaka SJC T Introduction to Fresh Flower Design This class is intended for the individual who has always been interested in flower arranging but never tried. Our class will instruct you on how to pick the freshest flowers, and how to care for them to last. Students will make one arrangement to take home in each class. We will cover mass arrangements and balance of arrangements. Material fee of $15 per meeting will be collected in class. Optional: Floral Tools available to purchase in class. Section Instructor Location Dates Days Time Fee R Crimeni The Arrangement Gallery 725 E. Florida, Hemet

82. 98_ug_programs.html Management Health Education, and leisure Services Flight Chinese, French, German, Japanese, russian, Spanish Geography BA Graphic Design BA Art History BA http://www.cwu.edu/~catalogs/98_ug_programs.html

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES OFFERED Central Washington University offers the following undergraduate degrees. Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts in Education Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Science Students wishing to earn a B.A., B.MUS., or B.S. degree must complete (1) the general education program; (2) a concentration of at least 60 credits which may be satisfied by a specified major, or a specified major and minor, or a specified major and courses in other fields as prescribed by the major department; (3) electives in sufficient quantity to bring the total quarter credits to 180; and (4) other degree requirements as specified. Major fields of study are listed below. Minor concentrations are offered in many fields. Students wishing to earn a B.A.Ed. degree must complete (1) the general education program; (2) a major in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education or Special Education and minors, when appropriate; (3) the professional education foundation courses; (4) 180 total quarter credits; and (5) other general degree requirements as listed under the College of Education and Professional Studies section in this catalog. Please note that a major in Early Childhood Education requires a minor in Elementary Education. Other majors may select any university minor; however, students are strongly encouraged to select an endorsable teaching minor. Major Field Degree Administrative of Study Designation Unit or Department Certificate Programs Offered

83. Undergraduate Degree Codes - State University Of New York At OSWEGO 020. Art BA (studio emphasis), 095. English BA (writing arts). 030. Fine arts BFA, 105. Geochemistry BS, 120. German BA. Communications Department, 210. russian BA. http://www.oswego.edu/~registra/degree_codes.htm

Undergraduate Degree Codes College of Arts and Sciences CODE PROGRAM CODE PROGRAM American Studies BA Economics Department Anthropology BA Applied Math Economics Applied Mathematical Economics Economics BA Art Department English Department Art BA (humanities emphasis) English BA (general) Art BA (studio emphasis) English BA (writing arts) Fine Arts BFA Graphic Design BFA Geochemistry BS Biology/Zoology Department Biology BA History BA Biology BA (Pre Health) Journalism BA Biology BS Zoology BA Linguistics BA Zoology BS Mathematics Department Chemistry Department Applied Math Economics BS Chemistry BA Mathematics BA Chemistry BS Applied Mathematics BS Chemistry BS (Biochem Track) Chemistry BS (Environmental Track) French BA Geochemistry BS German BA Communications Department Russian BA Spanish BA Communications Studies (general track I) BA Music BA Interpersonal Comm (Track II, Option 2) BA Philosophy Department Public Relations (Track III) BA Philosophy BA Rhetorical Comm (Track II, Option 1) BA Philosophy-Psychology BA Communication BA Physics Department Public Relations BA Physics BA Computer Sciences Department Physics BS Cognitive Science BA Physics BS (Pre-Engineering) Cognitive Science BS Computer Science BA Political Science BA Computer Science BS Psychology Department Information Science BA Human Development BA Philosophy-Psychology BA Earth Sciences Department Psychology BA Geochemistry BS Geology BA Public Justice BA Geology BS Sociology BA Meteorology BA Theatre BA Meteorology BS

84. Art Galleries Regent Art Gallery, Land s End Bandstand Bandra (West) Mumbai400050, 655-1234. russian Cultural Centre, 31-A Dr. GD Marg Peddar Road Mumbai-400026, -. http://www.mumbainet.com/leisure/artgalry.htm

Art Galleries in Mumbai Aakar Art Gallery Bhulabhai Desai Road Cumballa Hill Mumbai-400026 Aashirwad Art Gallery 4 Nanak Niwas Bhulabhai Desai Road Cumballa Hill Mumbai-400026 Apar Art Gallery Ram Nimi Ground Floor Mandlik Road Colaba Mumbai-400039 Apollo Apparao Gallery Boghilal Hargovindas Building 18/20 K. Dubhash Marg Near Copper Chimney Kala Ghoda Mumbai-400023 Art Attic Sunny House Behind Taj Mahal Hotel Colaba Mumbai-400005 Art Mart Lilaco House 4th Floor Sir Pherozeshah Mehta Road Fort Mumbai-400001 Art Musings No.1 Admiratly Building Opp. Dunnes School Colaba Cross Lane Colaba Mumbai-400005 Art Walk 1st Floor Oberoi Shopping Centre The Oberoi Towers Nariman Point Mumbai-400021 Artists Centre Gallery Ador House K Dubash Marg Kala Ghoda Mumbai-400023 Artland Army Navy Building 3rd Floor Mahatma Gandhi Road Opp. Jehangir Art Gallery

85. Monomax Ltd. - Tours Welcome to St.Petersburg! leisure Incentive Tours, Sightseeing tours, Hotel reservation, russian museum The largest museum of russian Art was founded in 1898. http://www.monomax.org/tours/tours_e_m.htm

We offer the Best! Monomax Ltd is your reliable partner! Sightseeing tours Hotel reservation Transportation Entertainment ... Contact Us City Guide Conferences Tours About Us HOME We are pleased to offer private tours for you and your family, or friends. Private tours offer the convenience of sightseeing at your own pace and the flexibility of selecting a tour with your own interests in mind. Having your own personal english-speaking guide, along with a personal driver makes all of this possible. Tour prices include entrance fees, guide service, and transportation. A brief description of our tours along with individual and group excursion price lists are enclosed. Other optional tours are available on request.. Founded by tsar Peter the Great, St.Petersburg was literally willed into being. Cut by the flowing Neva River and crisscrossed with canals, St.Petersburg is the supreme monument to the Russian people; to the sovereigns who supervised the construction, to the artisans and workers who built it, and to the millions who died defending the city during World War II. As you tour the incomparable “Pearl of the Baltic”, you will be dazzled by beauty at every turn. Though much has changed since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the majesty of Peter’s “Window to Europe” will enchant you for years to come.

86. St Petersburg Moscow Music Tour For Groups Day 8. Time at leisure to discover the myriad of historical sites, many tours in the russian Museum, housing the largest collection of russian art in the whole http://www.allegroholidays.com/Esc_Music/St.Petersburg-Moscow-Music-Tour.html

Ballet and Classical Music Tour in Russia St.Petersburg-Moscow- Novgorod-Pskov- Suzdal-Vladimir Groups Only White Nights Day 1 . Arrival in St Petersburg, transfer to the hotel. Time at leisure to recover from jet-lag. Dinner and overnight. Day 2. General and music tour of the Imperial capital. Visit the Peter and Paul Fortress , resting place of the former rulers, the St Isack Cathedral , The Yusupov palace , the Rasputin House , the Smolny Conven t and many other historical and monumental sites. Drive by the house where Stravinsky and also where Tchaikovsky lived. Lunch at a typical restaurant followed by visit to the Rimsky-Korsakov museum and the Music Conservatory founded by A.G. Rubinstein. Among those associated with the conservatory were Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev and Shostakovich. Inside visit of the Mariinsky (Kirov) Theatre housing the world’s best ballet company. Drive by the house where Stravinsky or Anna Pavlovna used to live and the modest building where Tchaikovsky died as well as the Vaganova Choreographic School , the world’s finest ballet school where Russia’s former and future dancers are trained.

87. IPL Reading Room Serials: Music mg/ Music News Publisher Nestor Publishers Language russian Frequency Weekly Type Magazine Subjects Entertainment LeisureMusic arts Humanities http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/reading/serials.out.pl?ty=long&id=ent55.00.00

88. The Russia Travel Official Guide items) includes some of history’s most important art. Balance of afternoon at leisure for relaxation before Inside the Palace the russian hussars, Prince and http://www.russia-travel.com/royalNY.htm

Official Guide To Russian Visas, Travel and Hotels Representing in North America: R USSIAN NATIONAL TOURIST OFFICE FYI Home Visas: full support Excursions Air tickets ... FAQs Weather in Russia Moscow St. Petersburg US Office: Telephones Toll-free: (877) 221-7120, Within New York Metro Area: Fax Mailing address 130 West 42nd Street, Suite 412, New York, NY 10036 E-mail Moscow Office: 5/10 Chistoprudni Blvd, Suite 214, Moscow Tel Fax OUR PROMOTIONS: TRY THE " IMPERIAL RUSSIA " TOUR! Welcome to Russia! New Year's Eve in Catherine the Great's Palace on the 300th Anniversary of St. Petersburg Your fully escorted tour includes: Round-trip Transatlantic airfare from New York via FinnAir Two meals per day 6 nights deluxe hotel accommodation in St. Petersburg and Moscow, including all taxes Comprehensive sightseeing (listed below) Services of English-speaking guides in St. Petersburg and Moscow

89. Visual And Performed Arts Degree Courses - UG2004 - University Of Kent The Photograph Culture, History, Aesthetics; The Primitive; russian Art. http://www.kent.ac.uk/studying/undergrad04/subjects/visual.html

text only Search: All courses All of UKC Undergraduate courses 2004 entry Visual and Performed Arts You are here: Kent home studying subjects Courses and studying index Courses, finance and how to apply Undergraduate 2004 index What can I study? How does study at Kent work? How can I apply? ... Order a prospectus or leaflet online Full-time and Part-time Introduction Degree programmes Stage 1 Stage 2/3 ... Back to top Degree programmes Single Honours Visual and Performed Arts (W000) Back to top Stage 1 Core modules Introduction to the History and Theory of Art: Genres, Issues and Media Either Introduction to Narrative Cinema or Stage Practice and Modern Theatre: A Theoretical Landscape, depending on your chosen pathway. Options A choice of modules drawn from the wide range offered by the Faculty of Humanities. Back to top Stage 2/3 Core modules Reading the Image Patronage and Cultural Organisations in 20th Century Britain Options One or two Drama or Film modules at each Stage, plus a choice from the following:

90. ACLS Humanities Program In Belarus, Russia, And Ukraine: Project Reports was paid to music, the traditional pastime and leisure of the Moscow Authors (The Central State Archives of Literature and Art, the russian acronym TSGALI http://www.acls.org/hum-reports/ru00ogarkova.htm

Natalia Ogarkova, Russian Institute of the History of Arts, St-Petersburg, Russia ACLS Humanities Program in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine PROJECT REPORTS: RUSSIA ACLS HUMANITIES PROGRAM Home Page ... ACTIVITIES Natalia Ogarkova Russian Institute of the History of Arts St. Petersburg, Russia ogar@peterlink.ru Short-term grant, 2000 July 4, 2001 Soviet way of life and music in Russia of 1920s-1930s (on the basis of materials of St. Petersburg archives) As a result of research in St. Petersburg libraries and archives performed from June 2000 till June 2001, a considerable number of new sources on the active and quite specific development of musical culture in the Soviet period of the 1920s-1930s has been identified. The cultural forms of leisure of young workers, majority of the population of St. Petersburg, and intelligentsia were studied. It is clear that studying such an important area as the scale, structure and content of leisure allows to determine the aesthetic preferences of different social groups, their mentality and behavioral patterns. More specific attention was paid to music, the traditional pastime and leisure of the city workers and intelligentsia. This sphere, as well as many others, was subject to an indirect regulation aesthetic thinking of the man of the Soviet epoch . Among them the leading place belongs to the Soviet mass song. The research of the concert life during the above mentioned period of time performed on the material of posters and billboards preserved in the Russian State History Archive (the Russian acronym RGIASPB) allows to re-create the picture of functioning of the genres of classical and popular music "consumed" by different social groups of the population within the city's overall musical environment. In this respect our study identifies the place, role, and function (mostly ideology-ridden and upbringing focused) of the classical and folk music in the private life of the city population.

91. St.Petersburg. The Guide: Saint-Petersburg Attractions Museum s virtually unrivalled collection of russian art mirrors the Fortres is known as the russian Bastille , its wise statement that says leisure is just http://www.travel.spb.ru/theguide/spb.html

HOME general information accommodation tour packages ... travel services Contact us if you like to travel to St.Petersburg, Russia Contact us Saint-Petersburg: THE BEST of the CITY Palace Square Spit of Basil Island Isaac Square Decembrists Square ... Palace Square The heart of St.Petersburg, the Palace Square, where the Winter Palace, the General Staff Building, the Building of the Ministries and centered on the impressive, 155 foot-tall Alexander Column. The Winter Palace served as the tsarist residence, which building nowadays belongs to the State Hermitage - the largest artistic, historical and cultural museum. It exhibits the paintings of Rubens, Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian and works of many other masters, relics of the past culture of many countries of the world. Spit of Basil Island The Spit (Strelka) was St.Petersburg's main port for over one hundred years, with the big reddish Rostral Columns serving as lighthouses. The Spit is bordered to the west by the white colonnaded Stock Exchange building with a great Neptune statue on top. The area remains an intellectual center, with the St.Petersburg State University, situated in the House of Twelve Boards, the Academy of Science. Isaac Square This Square got its name from the magnificent St.Isaac's Cathedral, located in its center and one of the finest architectural monuments of the XIX century. The Cathedral is the fourth greatest cupola cathedral in the world. It is richly decorated with monolithic columns, paintings, mosaics, sculptures, marble and semi-precious stones. St.Isaac's Cathedral was the main cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church until 1917. Monument to Nicholas I on the Square is notable for its innovative design, involving it balancing on just two legs.

92. Leisure Channel >> Essays >> Holkhomang Haokips Visit To Russia And Finland ~ E- home leisure Essays Holkhomang Haokips Visit to Russia Gallery This is the main Art museum in collection of the famous russian artist s paintings of http://www.e-pao.net/epSubPageSelector.asp?src=Holkhomang_Haokips_Visit_to_Russi

93. Artslistings.com : The Island Of Ireland Arts & Entertainment Listings Site arts News One of Ireland’s most dynamic theatre companies Barabbas brings classical programmes, savour the drama and lyricism of russian music (Rachmaninov http://www.art.ie/

Choose an Artform Architecture Community Arts Festivals Gigs Heritage Traditional Arts Visual Arts Choose a County Antrim Armagh Belfast Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Limerick Londonderry Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford West Meath Wexford Wicklow The Full Monty Grand Opera House, Belfast Asylum Productions - touched Old Museum arts centre, Belfast Beautiful Thing by Jonathan Harvey Andrews Lane Studio, Co.Dublin Fiasco Productions - Beyond Therapy Civic Theatre, Co.Dublin Riverdance Gaiety Theatre, Co.Dublin The Price by Arthur Miller Gate Theatre, Co.Dublin Good Mourning Mrs Brown Olympia Theatre, Co.Dublin Funny Girls Pavilion Theatre, Co.Dublin Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov Players Theatre, Co.Dublin Barabbas - A Midsummer Nights Dream Project, Co.Dublin Macpherson's Lament by Ian Mac Pherson Project, Co.Dublin Ouroboros presents Amadeus by Peter Shaffer Samuel Beckett Theatre, Co.Dublin The Woman in Black The Helix - The Theatre, Co.Dublin

94. Business Hungary lovely 1977 work The Family, in which a raptfaced woman in a russian village holds an artist Here is what happened to me in a junior high school art class. http://www.amcham.hu/BUSINESSHUNGARY/15-08/articles/15-08_40.asp

Letter from the President In Brief Letter from the Editor ... Pro Bono BITTERSWEET MEMORIES ON DISPLAY By Rebecca Wallace Chagall Exhibition in Budapest It’s the perfect match – one of the largest synagogue buildings in the world hosting the works of one of Judaism’s most beloved artists. A vibrant exhibit of Marc Chagall’s paintings and drawings entitled "Landscapes of Memory" is on display at the Jewish Museum and Archives in the Dohány Street Synagogue complex until the middle of October. "Landscapes of Memory" covers a wide range of themes, from Old Testament prophets to scenes of war. It also combines the artist’s more well known colorful oil paintings with ink and pencil drawings. Her white gown makes her the focal point in a primary-colored landscape. Also rich in warmth is the lovely 1977 work "The Family," in which a rapt-faced woman in a Russian village holds her child. With typically dream-like touches, Chagall includes people in shades of blue and gray watching kindly over the woman as if to remind her that she is part of a wealth of tradition. In the Magrittesque 1949 work "Wall Clock with Blue Wing," a clock floats above a village in a black sky, with the barest outline of a man with a pack on his back below. The tender "Bella and “The large 1910 painting "The Wedding" shows a demure bride escorted by grinning townspeople and musicians”

95. MoscowOut - Your Entertainment, Pastime And Leisure Guide In Moscow. Events Sche This web portal accumulates almost all information about entertainment, pastime and leisure in Moscow. The database of the portal contains more than 3000 http://eng.moscowout.ru/art/exhibitions/

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96. IHT: Museums: Art Treasures Of Moscow For total immersion in russian art, a stop at the Tretyakov Gallery (10, Lavrushinsky Per., tel. 230 77 88) is mandatory. The world s http://www.iht.com/articles/515789.htm

This site requires Javascript to be turned on. ?" TARGET="_top"> ?" BORDER=0 WIDTH=468 HEIGHT=60> Sections Front Page Business Business Asia by Bloomberg Technology ... Article Index Regions Americas Asia - Pacific Europe Publishing Partners Services Currency Converter Weather International Funds Sponsored Sections ... Help Search Articles by Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Weekend Museums: Art treasures of Moscow IHT Sponsored Section Monday, April 19, 2004 Saint Petersburg may have the Hermitage, but Moscow also has its share of artistic treasures, ranging from superb religious icons to installations by the contemporary performance artist Oleg Kulik, who likes to get naked in public places and pretend he's a dog, and who once milked a dog in a gallery. For total immersion in Russian art, a stop at the Tretyakov Gallery (10, Lavrushinsky Per., tel.: 230 77 88) is mandatory. The world's largest collection of traditional Russian painting was started with the donation of Pavel Tretyakov, a rich, 19th-century businessman, who left his art collection to the city. The collection continued to grow during the 20th century and now numbers some 100,000 works. The gallery takes visitors on a tour of the country's art history, from the 11th century to the present. The 20th-century section, housed in a separate building (10 Krimskiy val., tel.: 951 1362), covers all the major movements, including Abstraction, works of Soviet Propaganda, Suprematism, the Group 13 and OST movements and Socialist Realism. Among the artists represented here are Kasimir Malevich, Marc Chagall, Wassily Kandinsky and Natalia Gontcharova. The museum also holds temporary art and photography exhibitions.

97. Newsday.com - Part 2 / Features Art at Chatsworth Part 2 Sections, Olga Kern Going to hear the young russian pianist Olga Kern at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday was like getting two concerts http://www.newsday.com/features/

MEMBERS LOGIN NEW USERS REGISTER BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP HOME DELIVERY OFFERS ... NY Newsday.com Site Search HOMEPAGE LONG ISLAND NEW YORK CITY NATION ... PHOTOS Multimedia TODAY'S PHOTOS Summer Scenes More Photos NYC Photos ... FeedRoom Videos Find It Fast EVENTS MOVIES KIDZ FOOD ... ARCHIVES Today's Newspaper Extras DSA Community Publishing HOY News in Spanish On Wall Street Symbol Lookup Travel Friday, June 11, 2004 Sr. Jeannine Gramick SISTER JEANNINE GRAMICK 'Rebel nun' with a gay and lesbian cause This is the story of a 61-year-old nun with inclinations toward Birkenstocks and Jane Fonda exercise videos, and a knack for incurring the concentrated fury of the Catholic hierarchy in Rome. Confessions of a tormented father Game show genius Chuck Barris has been a writer for years, but his most difficult chapter has yet to be written. The joke's on them Late-night comics may paint George W. Bush as dim-witted and John Kerry as a waffler. But does it hurt the politicians? Part 2 Sections Book Reviews Irony and heart "Oblivion" contains stories that are utterly unprecedented, even if they are unprecedented according to the precedent the writer has established: The slippery nature of art, the excesses of celebrity culture and the geeky and often shadowy science lurking behind bland consumer product are all familiar stomping grounds.

98. Culture Bites Italy Oil Painting Master ¡V Giotto Art Exhibition Time Until January 26 Place russian Festival Ballet ¡V Classical Ballets Time Swan Lake January 4 2 http://www.taiwanfun.com/north/taipei/recreation/0301/0301CultureBites.htm

SET LANGUAGE SEARCH SITE: ADVERTISE NOW! Taipei city guide magazine OTHER EDITIONS TAICHUNG HOME MEDIA KIT CONTACT US ... Taiwan Fun Magazine , January 2003 Culture Bites : Information arranged by Selena Huang / Translated by April Lin Moscow City Ballet Time: "Sleeping Beauty" March 18,19 7:30pm; "Cinderella" March 20, 21 7:30pm Place: National Theater Concert Hall Price: 400 600 800 1000 1200 1500NT Contact: (07) 740-3466 Moscow City Ballet is touring Taiwan with 60 top dancers, plus two 20-foot trailer trucks full of sets and costumes. This time round, they are delivering two spectacular productions with their impeccable techniques that embody both power and elegance. With music that runs through the soul and lavishly detailed backdrops, the dancers' performance of "Swan Lake," "Cinderella" and "Sleeping Beauty" will take you into the magical world of classical ballet, where all you hear is the spell binding sounds, and all you see is the graceful movements of the passionate dancers. It's a performance that will surely captivate and enchant everyone.

99. Archive | Csmonitor.com But there is a way to correct the problem Hold russian President Putin responsible for this situation and demand that he rectify it. Why Putin? http://www.cacianalyst.org/Publications/Starr_CSM_1123.htm

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... MonitorTalk Special Projects: WORLD Humanity in the Hothouse Trail of a Bullet: reports on depleted uranium A Brutal Exit: Battalion 745 Small Plane, Big Planet USA The Heart of a High School Black History Project LEARNING The Gender Equation LIVING A Home for Hannah SCI/TECH The Oscars 2001 The Face and Place of Poetry more... OPINION from the November 23, 2001 edition America's three Afghan challenges S. Frederick Starr WASHINGTON - America's campaign in Afghanistan has succeeded beyond its planners' wildest dreams. But after the Taliban's sudden collapse, the United States faces three new challenges. Any of them could throw Afghanistan back into chaos. How will US planners handle these challenges? The signs are far from encouraging. The first problem arose when the Northern Alliance flaunted the US's explicit requests and pushed prematurely into Kabul, setting itself up as a nationwide government. It sent in its own president, Burhanuddin Rabbani, an ethnic Tajik; took over the "power" ministries; began appointing governors; offered government posts to friends; and told the UN not to send international peacekeepers. Nothing could be more calculated to inflame the passions of the plurality Pashtun population, not to mention the 16 million Pashtuns in nuclear-armed Pakistan. This fact was lost in the euphoria of Kabul's fall. But as soon as the Taliban is out of the way, Pashtuns will turn against Mr. Rabbani and his fellow usurpers. A new war will surely follow.

100. Programs In Printable Form - State University Of New York At OSWEGO AfroAmerican Studies Anthropology Applied Statistics Art Art History Asian Science Psychology Public Administration and Public Policy russian russian and East http://www.oswego.edu/academics/programs.html

Summary of Programs in Printable Form Undergraduate Majors Adolescence Education (7-12) BS American Studies BA Anthropology BA Applied Mathematical Economics BS Applied Mathematics BS Art BA Art BFA Art (Graphics) BFA Biology BA, BS Broadcasting and Mass Communication BA Business Administration BS Chemistry BA, BS Childhood Education (1-6) BS Cognitive Science BA, BS Computer Science BA, BS Economics BA English BA Finance BS French BA Geochemistry BS Geology BA, BS German BA History BA Human Communication BA Human Development BA Human Resource Management BS Information Science BA Journalism BA Linguistics BA Management Accounting BS Management Science BS Marketing BS Mathematics BA Meteorology BA, BS

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