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Fall 2004 Courses

021 The Culture of Nationalism
	T,TH 8:30-9:55	Miller, Raymond H	Sills-111

101 Elementary Russian I
	M,W,F 9:30-10:25	Knox-Voina, Jane E	Sills-Language Media Center

203 Intermediate Russian I
	M,W,F 11:30-12:25	Knox-Voina, Jane E	Sills-205

212 Fantasy, Satire, and Science Fiction: Making Sense of the Absurd in a Totalitarian World
	T,TH 1:00-2:25	Knox-Voina, Jane E	Searles-113

305 Advanced Reading and Composition in Russian
	M,W,F 1:30-2:25	Miller, Raymond H	Sills-Peucinian Room

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