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Did Zosa Szajkowski save precious documents from the Nazis, or did he steal the cultural patrimony of French Jews?
This association of Jewish people with Jewish cultural treasures was not just a psychological phenomenon forged in grief. Archives, books, and other such cultural treasures have long been associated with nations and with sovereignty, and the association became particularly powerful in the 20th century. In Archive Fever, Jacques Derrida points out that the very meaning of "archive" comes from the Greek term arkheion, which referred to the home of the archon, or ruler; this was not just a private residence but also the house where official documents of public importance were domiciled. It is the task of the sovereign, he explains, to unify, identify, classify, and consign to the archives the documents deemed important for public memory. For nations with states, cultural treasures such as archives have thus usually been protected with the tools provided by statehood, and they have been domiciled at the seat of state power, however that has been conceived. Yet at the war's end, there was no sovereign Jewish power, and no single, agreed-upon place that was considered "home": This was an archive without an archon or an arkheion.
Szajkowski was first publicly denounced as an archive thief in Strasbourg, on April 13, 1961. By then, he was an exceedingly well-published historian, although working outside the academy. Jewish Studies had not yet entered the university system in full force in either France or the United States, so his non-professorial status was in itself not unusual for a Jewish historian at the time. His association with YIVO continued to give him the legitimacy he needed to pursue his scholarship, as it did for many refugee scholars like him. Since 1946 he had worked at YIVO in New York as an archivist and researcher and would remain there until his death in 1978. His arrangement there allowed him frequent leaves of absence to pursue his research in France, and through the 1950s he published an average of seven scholarly articles a year, all based on original research, focusing primarily on the emancipation and modernization of the Jews in France in the 18th and 19th centuries. These articles depended on sources he cited as having seen all over France, particularly in regional (departmental and municipal) public archives. In one of his longest and most important studies, Autonomy and Communal Jewish Debts (1959), he cites documents held in the public archives (archives départementales, archives municipales, and the archives nationales) in Arles, Altkirsch, Avignon, Bordeaux, Carpentras, Cavaillon, Colmar, L'Isle-sur-Sorgue, Metz, Montpellier, Paris, and Strasbourg. The study has important implications for understanding antisemitism in modern France and has served to nuance the way emancipation has been conceived for generations of historians.
To Szajkowski himself, though, a study's success was not to be measured by its argument. For him, good scholarship was to be judged on its sources, and in Autonomy, as elsewhere, much more space is devoted to presenting new sources than to developing the argument or explaining its stakes. Indeed, for Szajkowski, the writing of Jewish history had long suffered from a lack of attention to the sources in favor of big arguments, which to his thinking were little more than "bombast" or "apologetics." His devotion to the sources as the key to history made the archives absolutely central to Szajkowski's work, and the research involved in writing his historical studies must have been grueling, especially for someone trying to hold down a nonacademic, low-paying job in New York. It was on one of those research trips to France that Szajkowski was caught, red-handed, stealing documents from the Strasbourg Municipal Archives.
His time in the city was limited, and there was much to be seen, so he had asked permission to stay late with his materials after the archives closed on the evening of April 13, 1961. As they often did for researchers, the archivists locked up but let him take the documents he was working on across the hall to the municipal library, located in the same building. At around 6:30 p.m., a librarian, Mme. Solveen, saw him tearing pages out of a volume of bound documents from the 18th century. The document he was removing at that very moment concerned, somewhat ironically, a law expelling Jews without a fixed address from Alsace, issued in 1784 by the Conseil Souverain d'Alsace.
Opening Szajkowski's briefcase, Solveen found several other documents he had taken that day. She called the chief archivist, Philippe Dollinger (himself a noted historian), who together with the concierge accompanied Szajkowski back to his room at the Hôtel Royal, where they retrieved 73 additional documents and 21 printed pamphlets belonging to the Strasbourg Municipal Archives. They confiscated these but then, strangely, left him alone in the room rather than having him arrested.
In the morning, Szajkowski was gone, having escaped across the border to Germany during the night. In his hotel room, police found 70 more documents, none of which were from the Strasbourg Municipal Archives. Some were identified and sent back to other institutions in France; others were never identified and now form the small Frydmann-Szajkowski Collection of the Strasbourg Municipal Archives.
The city did press charges, after archive officials learned in June that Szajkowski had earned £1,160, then equivalent to about $3,400, by selling items stolen from French archives to one of the most important Judaica book dealers of the day, Albi Rosenthal, who was based in Oxford, England. The unsuspecting Rosenthal had sent his newest Judaica catalog to the archives, and officials were dismayed to see items from their own collection on the list. They turned the catalog over to police investigators, who determined that Szajkowski had sold the dealer materials that had come from Bordeaux, Avignon, Carpentras, Aix-en-Provence, Marseilles, Strasbourg, Metz, and Paris, and noted that these were the same towns the scholar had visited on research trips in 1950, 1955, and 1961. They thus concluded that he had been stealing from French public archives for a long time—a habitual criminal rather than a poor, struggling historian who had made a mistake in judgment.
Rosenthal, eager to protect his reputation, traveled to New York to talk to Szajkowski. The historian vehemently denied having committed the crime, though he refused to return to France to defend his innocence because, he said, of the terrible pain he was then experiencing from the near-fatal wound he had suffered in the war. The sources don't tell us how Rosenthal reacted to Szajkowski's insistence on his innocence and wartime heroism, but the Strasbourg investigators saw it as irrelevant and Szajkowski as an outlaw. Nevertheless, the city decided it was not worth the expense to extradite Szajkowski from New York. So, in 1963, Szajkowski was convicted of theft in absentia, sentenced to three years in prison, and fined 5,000 francs. It is all but certain that Szajkowski never returned to France after 1961, thus ending his career as a collector of French Judaica.
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Advanced computing plays a critical role in the design, licensing and operation of nuclear power plants. The modern nuclear reactor system operates at a level of sophistication whereby human reasoning and simple theoretical models are simply not capable of bringing to light full understanding of a system's response to some proposed perturbation, and yet, there is an inherent need to acquire such understanding. Over the last 30 years or so, there has been a concerted effort on the part of the power utilities, the NRC, and foreign organizations to develop advanced computational tools for simulating reactor system thermal-hydraulic behavior during real and hypothetical transient scenarios. In particular, thermal hydraulics codes are used to analyze loss of coolant accidents (LOCAs) and system transients in light-water nuclear reactors. The lessons learned from simulations carried out with these tools help form the basis for decisions made concerning plant design, operation, and safety.
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- SCDAP/RELAP5: Integral Severe Accident Analysis Code: Uses detailed mechanistic models.
- CONTAIN: Integral Containment Analysis Code: uses detailed mechanistic models. (CONTAIN severe accident model development was terminated in the mid-1990s.) The MELCOR code has similar containment capabilities (but less detailed in some areas) and should generally be used instead of CONTAIN.
- IFCI: Integral Fuel-Coolant Interactions Code.
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EPR codes compute power reactor source terms, airborne transport of activity, and the resulting doses to allow easy comparison to EPA protective action guidelines:
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Chickpea Sandwich Spread
This easy preparation is especially tasty when spread on hearty whole-grain rye bread, but it's great spread on wedges of fresh pita bread, too. This has long been one of my favorite sandwich spreads to take on picnics. Or ditch the bread and just serve a scoop on a nice green salad (this goes especially well with arugula or massaged kale).
Makes: About 2 cups
- 15- to 16-ounce can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 1/4 cup minced red bell pepper
- A few sprigs fresh parsley, minced
- 1 scallion, green parts only, choped
- Juice of 1/2 lemon
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Mash the chickpeas well and combine with the remaining ingredients in a mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly and pat into a serving container. Cover and refrigerate until needed. Pack into a tightly lidded plastic container to transport.
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Follow these hardwood floor sanding and refinishing tips from a veteran floor refinisher to achieve a smooth, professional-quality finish.
Sanding hardwood floors might seem like a pros-only
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Despite a background in art history
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If a room has quarter-round molding
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Removing the base shoe sidesteps
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bonded to the baseboard by
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and no quarter-round, leave
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aforementioned touch-ups.
Water stains usually disappear
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sander. But stains caused by pet
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wood floors may be worth a try,
but in my experience the results
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and blotched.
Often, the only solution is to
replace the wood—or finish over
the stain and think of it as a permanent
memorial to a beloved pet.
How do you tell water from pee?
Pet stains are darker (deep gray,
almost black around the edges)
and often look like a map of
Indonesia, with big and small
islands covering a large area. To see
how to replace a section of wood floor, type "patch wood floor" in the search box above.
Tape plastic over ducts to keep sanding dust out.
Some of the prep work is obvious, like removing all the
furniture and covering doorways with plastic. Here are some
steps DIYers often don't think of:
Rent a drum sander with continuous belts and a lift-lower lever for better control.
You'll need two rental
machines: a drum sander to
sand most of the floor and an
edger to sand along baseboards.
Here are some tips:
Use a carbide scraper to remove finish from corners.
When the sanding is done, use a paint scraper to attack
spots that the machines can't reach. A sharp scraper
will leave a super-smooth glazed surface that won't take
finish the same as the surrounding wood. So rough up
scraped areas with 80- or 100-grit paper.
It takes coarse abrasive to cut through a finish and into
hardwood. But determining just how coarse isn't easy for
a DIYer. So I recommend a trial-and-error process: Start
with 36-grit. If that doesn't completely remove the finish
in one pass, step down to 24-grit. If 24-grit doesn't
remove at least three-quarters of the finish in one pass,
go to 16-grit. Regardless of which grit you start with, all
the finish must be gone by the time you're done using
DIYers often think that
paint stripper is a good
way to get rid of the
finish before sanding.
But don't waste your
time. Sanding is faster.
And cheaper.
Fresh, sharp belts sand faster and deliver better results.
I sell sanding belts, so this might sound
self-serving. But trust me. Using dull
belts is a strategy you'll regret. Here's
the problem: After the floor finish is gone,
you can't see whether the sander is doing
its job. So you keep sanding. The machine
is raising dust and everything seems fine.
But the dull paper isn't cutting deep
enough to remove the scratches left by
the previous grit. And you may not
discover this until you put a finish on the
floor. A dull edging disc is even worse,
since it won't remove the ugly cross-grain
scratches left by the previous disc.
Even if paper feels sharp, it may be
beyond its prime. So the best way to judge
is by square footage covered. The belts
I sell cover about 250 sq. ft., and edger
discs are spent after about 20 sq. ft. That varies, so ask at the rental store.
A floor edger sands right up close to the baseboard.
The edger is basically a sanding disc
mounted on a big, powerful motor.
A simple tool, but not so simple to use.
Here are some tips to help you master
the edger and minimize the inevitable
swirls left by the spinning disc:
Although the finish is gone, scratches remain that must be gradually sanded out.
The initial coarse grits remove the finish and flatten the wood. But that's not
enough. You need to progress through every grit to polish off the scratches left
by the previous grit. On most of my jobs, the sequence is 24-36-60-80 for
coarse-grained wood like oak. Scratches are more visible on fine-grained
wood like birch or maple, so I go to 100-grit.
"The most common DIY
mistake is timid sanding.
If you don't sand deep
enough, you'll end up with
a dingy floor."
Vacuum after each sanding to pick up coarse grit left on the floor.
Sweep or vacuum the floor before you move up to the next grit. Even the best abrasives
throw off a few granules while sanding. And a 36-grit granule caught under a
60-grit belt will leave an ugly gash in the floor. Wrap the vacuum nozzle with tape
to avoid marring the floor.
Run a buffer equipped with a screen after the final sanding to eliminate fine sanding marks.
After you've finished with the sanders, the floor will look
so good that you'll be tempted to skip this step. But don't.
"Screening" blends the edge-sanded perimeter with the
drum-sanded field and polishes away sanding scratches.
You can do it with a rented buffing machine or with a
sanding pole (like the one used for sanding drywall).
Either way, the abrasive to use is 120- or 150-grit sanding
screen (again, just like the stuff used on drywall).
Note: For more of Kadee's wood floor wisdom, go to
DIY floor refinishing typically costs about $1 per sq. ft. Hiring a pro costs from $3 to $4 per sq. ft. On average, especially on jobs that are larger than 500 sq. ft., my DIY customers save $1,000 by doing it themselves. Not bad for a weekend of work. Keep in mind that pro costs vary a lot, so it's worth making a few calls to check on pro rates in your area.
Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you'll save time and frustration.
You'll also need a drum sander (rental), an edger (rental) and a buffer (rental).
Avoid last-minute shopping trips by having all your materials ready ahead of time. Here's a list.
Share what's on your mind and see what other DIYers are thinking about.
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duiturself: Well, I just completed the job. BEAUTIFUL! Was it work? Yes. Back breaking? I would not say that. I just turned 67, and did take a lot of breaks. However, I was able to do the job ON MY TERMS as opposed to the rental place. I bought the cheapest 3x21 sander from Menards. The useless little dust bag was replaced with a shop-vac hose. Had to ream out the addapter to make it work. Oh well. Worked great. And, it's good for the next floor in the house! Yes, I used 15 80 grit belts, and, 5 120 grit belt. Still a lot cheaper than renting the machine and buying THEIR belts/drums.
Bottom line? I'm happy.
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Roger - I hope you did not try that. It's not worth the back pain, or the cost of all the belts you would need.
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It's the science story that many gyms may not want to hear. What if you could reap the benefits of running and weight-bearing exercise without any expensive runners or contracts and do it all in, say, seven minutes?
Exercise science is a fine and intellectually fascinating thing. But sometimes you just want someone to lay out guidelines for how to put the latest fitness research into practice.
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An article in the American College of Sports Medicine's Health & Fitness Journal does just that. In 12 exercises deploying only body weight, a chair and a wall, it fulfills the latest mandates for high-intensity effort, which essentially combines a long run and a visit to the weight room into about seven minutes of steady discomfort – all of it based on science.
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''There's very good evidence that high-intensity interval training provides many of the fitness benefits of prolonged endurance training but in much less time,'' says Chris Jordan, the director of exercise physiology at the Human Performance Institute in Orlando, Florida, and co-author of the article.
Work by scientists at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, and other institutions shows, for instance, that even a few minutes of training at an intensity approaching your maximum capacity produces molecular changes within muscles comparable to those of several hours of running or bike riding.
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The exercises should be performed in rapid succession, allowing 30 seconds for each, while, throughout, the intensity hovers at about an eight on a discomfort scale of one to 10, Jordan says.
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- What makes your small kitchen so cool:
- Our kitchen energizes us after long days at work, inspiring us to go the extra mile when we prepare dinner even when we feel like dialing it in. It's got natural light galore, great color and serious funk appeal from being part of a historic bungalow built in 1939.
- Describe a challenge you've overcome or a smart resource you've found for your kitchen.
- When we moved in last month there were long curtains covering the windows. When we took them down we understood why: the view is of an abandoned house. The room felt so much bigger without window coverings, we had to make it work. We embraced the saplings sprouting up, snuck a bamboo fence behind them and planted morning glories, sunflowers, and amaranth. We needed counter space so bad we sacrificed storage in the pantry to have one shelf that acts as a counter too. We also painted over an odd pastel pea color and water stains in the pantry (yay Kilz!). Sadly, while we were moving in we left some kitchen boxes in the garage. The landlord warned us the roof leaked, but we didn't realize that in one of our rare desert downpours the garage would flood. We lost a lot, (favorite cookbooks and decor) but the positive side is there's less to find room for!
- What's your favorite meal to cook here?
- Joby makes amazing crock pot stews, and I bake savory muffins to go with them!
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Is that just a bar with hooks being used for the hanging pots? If not, what was used?
I also have a tight kitchen, but I have this fear of knocking a heavy pan off the hook and on to my head...
Good point - if anyone has suggestions where to find such a bar (HomeDepot, IKEA), would be much appreciated.
I love the use of space in the pantry in particular. The coffee maker and the water dispenser are in a good spot without cluttering the kitchen. I get the color choices but not a fan in this case. Great use of the bamboo fencing so you can look out your window peacefully. I think more can be done with the window area to soften the edges of the window frames. Some kind of window treatment would soften the entire kitchen. The pots and pans are strategically placed and I like the look. I used to live in ABQ and loved it. There can often be flash flooding and I have seen the streets in NW part of town turn into rushing rivers. There are some wonderful places too, adobe and unique places to live. It is a great place. One of my favorites.
It's just a wooden dowel hanging from a couple hooks, yes.
The trick is that I found a particular size of S-Hook at Home Depot that can slide over the end of the bar, but not lift off it. That makes it all much more secure and much less frustrating.
The dowel seemed inclined to slide around, but once you have several pans on it the weight of them keeps it in place quite well, even when you're adding/removing one. Even so I wrapped a couple zip-ties around the dowel, right up against the hooks that connect it to the ceiling. They're the translucent white ones, so you can barely see them, and they keep the whole thing extremely steady.
Looks like the benchtops and splash back are copper foil or sheet covered. I have thought about doing that. What do you clean it with? Looks good.
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"These don't look like there's much to 'em," says Nicole as she grabs one of the EZ Combs.
EZ Combs boast a number of hairstyles you can try. It's basically a sliding comb that's surrounded by elastic bands, except they don't appear to be all that durable. "There are just thin wire and they bend quite easily."
We'll keep that in mind for sure. First, hair style #1: the classic pullback. "It's really hard to get all of the hair caught up in it."
True, but it's working so far. The bungee-like bands pull the hair together, at least in this look. "Now here comes the fun part."
The so-called "Fountain" updo works, but not with ease. The third look, a ponytail, causes Nicole to really tug hard on the combs. "Oh my, ow! Now that feels really loose," she says.
Hold that thought. We'll test that in a second. You can really see on the final look called the "Butterfly Twist", the bands are really starting to loosen. This style is not so "easy" to accomplish either. "It's tangling my hair!" a frustrated Nicole says.
It's much easier to use a brush, put your hair back, and slide in a comb or barrette of your choice. Finally, the commercial brags about how the EZ Combs never fall out. A runner even is shown wearing the combs.
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Right on, girl. And, after just four uses - yes - four uses - the classic style doesn't hold anymore. The updo falls out, as do the other styles. "It's a dollar store product in a $10 package."
Speaking of the package, you won't believe this. I just happened to grab the package with a bunch of typos. First, the word "styling" is misspelled as "stylling" Perhaps that's not as big a deal though as this mishap. The label says we should get black and brown EZ Combs, but these are red and white!
Enough said - EZ Combs are some of the cheapest-made products I've ever tested.
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Whatever you do, don't buy them online of off the TV commercial. You'll end up paying upwards of $20 by the time you pay shipping.
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10 must-know market forces for 2012
Investors have multiple ways to succeed this year, if they understand how the lingering effects of deleveraging are colliding with emerging forces of inflation.
By Charles Githler, chairman, MoneyShow.com
The worst is over for investors, and an improving environment awaits us in 2012, according to the MoneyShow experts who proved most accurate last year. Nor will the European sovereign debt crisis whipsaw the markets with last year's ferocity.
The bad news: Our old friend, inflation, is still on its way back.
Its return was our top forecast last year. But the European crisis postponed the comeback, the same way it frustrated predictions for an equities rally, $120 crude, a spike in interest rates, a Chinese boom, and a pickup in mergers.
The euro's weakness helped bear out forecasts for surprising dollar strength and a record gold price, though bullion pulled up well short of the $2,400 per ounce prophesied by our source a year ago.
The call for a rebound in municipal bonds proved spot-on, with the iShares S&P National Municipal ETF (MUB) rallying 18% from its 2011 trough to last week's peak.
When inflation returns, new market manias will emerge and the engorged bond bubble will pop. Monetarists and sage investors warn this is only a matter of time: "Money supply creation is the definition of inflation," said Nobel laureate Milton Friedman, who keynoted several Money Shows during the 1990s.
The global money-printing spree over the last three years has been nothing short of colossal: $500 billion in China, on top of $1.85 trillion in the U.S. -- which may not be finished -- and $2.6 trillion more is required in Europe, according to economist David Malpass. Malpass still worries about an implosion of the European banking system, which is almost four times larger than its U.S. counterpart.
Matthew Lynn of MarketWatch argues that gold can't lose. Either the European Central Bank gets busy printing currency to finance bulk purchases of ailing sovereign bonds (which have admittedly performed much better recently), or else the euro will suffer a chaotic breakup.
The extra currency is likely to seek out stores of value. And, under the worst-case scenario, money hoarders might also seek to convert their paper into bullion.
The good news: markets expect Europe to avoid a complete financial collapse. The bad news: a wave of inflation and new asset price bubbles is on the way. But that's tomorrow's problem (and opportunity). Investors who understand and prepare their portfolios will survive and profit from the coming economic transformation.
The timing of this shift is tricky to predict. Our generational problem -- the massive overhang of public and private debt -- has produced powerful deflationary forces, as in Japan and here during the Great Depression. The excess debt is a heavier burden than the 1970s inflation, and its effects will be felt for most of this decade.
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Long before he opened Westcoast Piercing and Ink, professional piercer Kelly began to reconsider his own body's potential as a template for artistic self-expression. As a pre-teen during punk rock's heyday in the early 80s, he became fascinated with big chains, spiked bracelets, and large rings—pretty much anything that would showcase his style and increase his radio signal. The scene's do-it-yourself ethic often led his friends to experiment with unsanitary piercing methods, but Kelly thankfully knew better and decided to take the true D.I.Y. route: he became a certified piercer himself and opened Westcoast Piercing Guy.
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As part of the Core Curriculum, undergraduate students must have third-semester competency in another language in addition to English at the time of their graduation. Students are encouraged to fulfill this requirement during their freshman and sophomore years at USD. There are a number of ways in which this can be done:
- Completing the third-semester course (201) in any of the nine languages offered at USD:
Arabic, Chinese, Classical Greek, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Spanish
- Alternate credit:
- Competency exam - This exam cannot be taken more than twice in a given semester and there needs to be at least a month between the two exam dates. It should not be confused with the Placement Exam (see below.) Note: No units are awarded upon successful completion of the competency exam. The DARS will reflect "waived by exam" in the language section to indicate that the requirement has been fulfilled.
- Transferring credit from another college or university - The student must take USD's placement exam and submit a Petition for Transfer of Credit prior to taking a language course elsewhere.
- Advanced Credit - Sufficiently high scores on the following tests: AP or IB
Placement in a Language Program
All students--with only one exception noted below--must take the Placement Exam before taking any language courses at USD or at another college or university if they intend to transfer it. This is a diagnostic tool, and students should not study for it nor receive any outside assistance. Students who have never been exposed to the language they wish to study may request a waiver of placement in order to enroll directly in 101.
Placement results are valid only for the academic year in which they were obtained. The Placement Exam may only be taken once without the express consent of the Director of Placement or the Department Chair.
Students who place into 202 or upper division have two options to fulfill the Core Curriculum language requirement:
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