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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 283, 30 November 1933, Page 16

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W.E.A. SUMMER CAMP. The eighth annual summer school of the W.E.A. is to be held at Wesley College, Paerata, from December 26 to January 3. During the first period each morning there will be a course dealing with the French Revolution, considered as a landmark in world history. In the second half the camp will be divided into three groups for the study of three separate subjects. "From Laissez-faire to Planned Econocy,"' "Landmarks in Literature," and "French Literature Since the Revolution." In the evenings optional courses will be given on "Modern Trends in Psychology" and "Modern British Composers." Under the general direction of Mr. W. H. Cocker (chairman W.E.A. tutorial classes committee), the staff will include, in addition to well-known W.E.A. lecturers, Professor G. W. von Zedlitz. of Wellington, Dr. Mary Barkas and Mr. E. Yarley Hudson.

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