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An English literature class is one of the most satisfying to adults who wish to extend their learning
An English literature class is one of the most satisfying to adults who wish to extend their learning

An English literature class is one of the most satisfying to adults who wish to extend their learning

Date3/19/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: An English literature class is one of the most satisfying to adults who wish to extend their learning. No wonder. As the college dean; D. McCormack Smyth; puts it: The college philosophy will be far more relevant to the present work and needs of adults than is the mere repeating of the day program in the evening.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116013F
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