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Show - .ijn f ''".!' DEE A. SMITH Histcxy tour slated in September A special history and political science study-travel tour to Washington D.C. is being offered September 3-15 by Southern Utah State College. "The tour is a practical trip in government and history designed to provide up to four hours college credit, but it is also offered of-fered on a non-credit basis," Corrin G. Nielson, assistant professor of political science and tour co-director, said. . As a study tour, assignments will be made prior to and during the trip; specific study courses will be worked out by the instructors. in-structors. "We're in touch with our congressmen who have helped arrange vip tours to historical and governmental sites and including visits to sessions of Congress and the Supreme Court in Washington," Nielson said. Traveling by college van the group will visit historical sites enroute to and from Washington, New York City and Philadelphia. Tour directors are Professor Nielson and W. Craig Jones, associate professor of political science at SUSC. |