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Writing in the Social Sciences (Engl 315/H)
Course Description:
Writing characteristic of disciplines that inquire into human behavior and institutions; correspondence, proposals, library paper, empirical research, and reviews.
Prerequisites:
English 150 or equivalent; junior or senior status