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Language Courses Expand, Improve

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premium placed on conversation
for its own sake.
Where the aim of the language
departments is improved conver-
sation skills, use of the language
laboratory is regarded as neces-
sary and almost indespensible for
purposes of practice.
Prof. O'Neill says the oral em-
phasis particularly in the first
semester, would be very difficult
without the aid of the lab as a
place where students may practice
out loud for considerable periods
of time. "It is very difficult to
do well in basic courses without
this exposure to material outside
of class," he says.
Perpetual Snafu
While regretting the "perpetual
snafu" of crowding in the lab,
Prof. Pott agrees on its usefulness,
since it has an impersonal at-
mosphere where students can.
speak and contrast their pronun-
ciation with that of the native
speaker without being embarrassed
by their mistakes.
The Russian department used
to use two forms of lab work, the
regular lab and a "'live lab" where
small groups of studenats practiced
pronunciation with a native
speaker.
Prof. Mersereau says although

students made fewer responses in
the second type of lab, there was
an advantage to having an in-
structor present to correct mis-
takes students sometimes do not
catch when listening to the tape
recordings.
Conversation Practice
Conversation practice for stu-
dents of Japanese and Chinese
comes partially in the lab 'but
mainly from the extra class ses-
sions and coffee hours held each
week. Language lab attendance is
not, compulsory in the department.
With the exception of the 10
per cent of entering students who
can meet the University's four-
semester proficiency requirement,
all literary college students have
at least one semester of foreign
language study before they grad-
uate.
But the number of students who
elect to take a third and fourth
year is increasing steadily due
both to rise in interest generally
and to the fact that more and
more entering students have al-
ready begun studying foreign lan-
guage in high school.
Widely Offered
This is particularly true of Ger-
man and the romance languages
which are more widely offered in

high schools throughout the coun-
try. It is beginning to be true of
Russian also, but the percentage
of students entering with advanc-
ed training in Russian is still very
small, Slavic languages depart-
ment chairman John Mersereau
says.
Classics department Chairman
Gerald F. Else says the majority
of freshmen entering the Latin
program have studied the lan-
guage in high school. Since so
many students enter with ad-
vanced credit, enrollment in sec-
ond year Latin is usually about
twice as heavy as in beginning
sections.
Gradual Rise
Several of the language depart-
ments are experiencing a gradual
rise in enrollment, but particular-
ly those whose subject has recently
become especially important to
American students because of the
world situation.
Prof. Joseph Yamagiwa, chair-
man of the Far Eastern languages
department says the undergradu-
ate program in Chinese and Jap-
anese has grown from about 18
students in 1937 to 130 at present.
Enrollnent in elementary Rus-
sian has increased from 40 stu-
. See 'INTENSIFIES,' Page 8

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