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American Christian College Extension Classes To Begin In Tsukuba: January 1998
Author: Author Unknown, Issue: January 1998, Topic: Classes
The American Christian College, affiliated with Milligan College in Tennessee, will begin offering extensions classes in January at the YMCA/Tsukuba Christian Center. This term, three courses will be offered, Cosmology and the Evidence for Design (2 hrs.), Contemporary Japanese Mind (2 hrs.) and History of Western Civilization (1 hr.). Each course will run for 10 weeks and can be taken for credit or audit.
The class on cosmology will be taught by Tim Boyle and runs from 7 to 9 on Monday evenings beginning January 26. This course will be taught in English, but Japanese help will be made available. The other two courses will be taught by Paul Axton on Wednesday nights from 6 to 9 pm beginning January 28. For course descriptions, complete schedules, fees and other information, call or fax the American Christian College (attn. Paul Axton) at (03)5389-2734 or locally at (0298)56-2167. Email: 106171.1446[at]compuserve.com
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