UB French Club creates a casual environment for language learners
Outside of a French study group in Lockwood or a classroom in Clemens, the chances of hearing a casual French conversation around campus are fairly low.
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Outside of a French study group in Lockwood or a classroom in Clemens, the chances of hearing a casual French conversation around campus are fairly low.
*Editors’ Note: The Spectrum spoke on the record to a TA in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures who requested to remain anonymous out of fear of backlash from their department. The Spectrum doesn’t usually grant anonymity to sources unless they “may face danger, retribution or other harm,” as enumerated in the SPJ Code of Ethics, but has made the decision to do so here in order to protect this individual’s identity. The anonymous source will be referred to by the pseudonym Janet Dunlap throughout this story.
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