Orient Courses
To BeTaught
Two courses on Far Eastern sub-
jects will be given next semester in
the Department of Oriental Lan-
guages and Literatures, Prof. Leroy
Waterman, chairman of the depart-
ment, has announced.
Dr. Y. Z. Chang of the Far Eas-
tern Institute will again give a course
on Chinese civilization, and Joseph
Yamagiwa, also of the Institute, will
offer a new course on Japanese lit-
erature in English. The basic ideas
and forces and the national tempera-
ment of the two countries which un-
derlie their civilizations and litera-
tures will be carefully treated, Pro-
fessor Waterman said.
Both courses are in the Far Eas-
tern concentration program, under
which courses in the Chinese and
Japanese languages are being given
with credit this year for the first
time in University history.

Griggs To Publish
Book Next Month
An American edition of "Thomas
Clarkson, the Friend of the Slaves"
by Prof. Earl L. Griggs of the English
department will be published some-
time next month by the University
Press, it was announced yesterday by
Dr. Frank E. Robbins, managing ed-
itor of the Press.
The American edition will be print-
ed from the plates of the English
edition with a new title page. The
plates are being obtained through ar-
rangements with the George Allen
and Unwin Ltd. of London, who pub-
lished the English edition.
Professor Griggs came upon ma-
terial for this work while in England
collecting material for another book,
'The" Unpublished Letters of Samuel
Taylor Coleridge."
It was Clarkson who abolished the
slave trade in Great Britain.

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