A Typical Day in the Life of a University-Level *Literature Undergrad*
May 06, 2008
Enjoyed the literature class and now considering/thinking of becoming a "Literature Major" in your current postsecondary program of study? The following two 10-minute videos from the University of Wales in Bangor follows "Rich," a representative literature undergraduate student through a typical day of school to show you *(partly) what this field of study entails at the higher education level.
'A Day in the Life of an English Literature Student I'
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This entry posted by lhobbs at 11:12 AM and is filed under Literature.
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Course Feedback: Your Thoughts about What You'll Take Away
May 05, 2008

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Students . . .
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*Susan Glaspell - Trifles and a Jury of Her Peers: A Chauvinist Murder Mystery in One-Act?
May 04, 2008

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*Shirley Jackson, et. al - Conflicts in 20th Century American Literature
May 03, 2008

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