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• The following is a sampling from current course catalogues . _ ERIC SCHMITT
• From course catalogues at colleges and universities around the nation:
• The first course catalogue had this statement along with an explanation of the necessity of teachers:
• Students create their own curriculum, guided by their personal Academic Advisor, by choosing courses from the course catalogue.
• The course catalogues for the increasingly popular adult education centers around Boston don't put it this explicitly, but they might as well.
• The ultimate nightmare was that a government official would go through every course catalogue and identify courses that students from certain countries could not take.
• The largest number of boxes in midtown, 82, were used to distribute a course catalogue for the Learning Annex, an adult education organization.
• The unique school's course catalogue _ most of the 30 courses are not available in even the best secondary schools _ would be the envy of many colleges.
• The two schools share classes with each other during Upper School, and students are able to choose courses from a combined course catalogue, with the exception of mathematics courses and ninth grade English, which remain separate.
• He initially wanted to go into journalism, but after doing poorly in a creative writing class at the University of Southern California he looked for a new major by flipping through the course catalogue, he told the Los Angeles Times last year.
• But lawyers for the Hostos students who brought the lawsuit showed through course catalogues and reports to the trustees from the chancellor that Hostos College has made numerous academic changes, including the introduction of new courses and changes in prerequisites, without board approval.
• He initially wanted to go into journalism, but after doing poorly in a creative writing class at the University of Southern California he decided to look for a new major and began flipping through the course catalogue, he told the Los Angeles Times last year.
• Sunday afternoon, as stunned neighbors gathered in the rain outside the blackened row house, firefighters threw the charred, soaked remains of the young family's dreams out of the building's broken windows : a red necktie, a lone high-heeled shoe, a course catalogue from New York University and a baby's crib, with yellow elephants, blue tigers and red lions decorating the tiny, burned mattress.
• In its early days, OWU's curriculum began with classical studies, for the course catalogue maintained that " the classical course in Greek and Latin and pure mathematics bring correctness in mental processes that an applied art, or a living and slightly inflected language, do not permit . " Scientific courses were added to Ohio Wesleyan's curriculum in 1849, and since then, scientific subjects have become a foundation to the liberal arts curriculum.