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Location: Bowdoin / Italian / Courses / Spring 2004 Courses

Italian

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Romance Languages

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Spring 2004 Courses

102 Elementary Italian II
A	M,W,F 10:30-11:25	Viazmenski, Julia A	CT-2 South
B	M,W,F 11:30-12:25	Viazmenski, Julia A	CT-2 South

204 Intermediate Italian II
	M,W,F 9:30-10:25	Rein, Anna	Sills-207

208 "Effetto Roma": Rome in Italian Literature, Cinema and Culture
	T,TH 10:00-11:25	Gavioli, Davida A	Sills-Language Media Center

315 Fine Young Cannibals and Other Stories: Pulp, Noir and Impegno in Fin-de-Siecle Italy
	T,TH 2:30-3:55	Gavioli, Davida A	Sills-209