Oglethorpe College Bulletin, 1969-1970

Oglethorpe College Bulletin, 1969-1970

by Oglethorpe University

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Oglethorpe College course bulletin of 1969-1970. In 1965, Oglethorpe University was renamed Oglethorpe College; the school was again renamed as a university in 1972. The catalog contains information on courses, majors, and student activities.

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    How does the structure of the 1969-1970 course catalog reflect the broader cultural and institutional shifts happening in American higher education during the late 1960s?

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    If you could enroll in any single course listed in this bulletin for a semester, which one would you choose and why does it catch your eye?

  3. 3

    In what ways do the descriptions of student life and campus activities in this text reveal the social expectations of young adults on the cusp of a new decade?

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