Russian Language and Area Studies Schedule of Courses: Spring 2004 Second Semester of First Year Russian (RUSN 1502)  M-F 10-10:50, FL 112 (registration number 19648) or  M-F 11-11:50, FL 103 (registration number 19649) A continuation of RUSN 1501 . Second Year Russian (RUSN 2302) 12-12:50 MWF, FL 118 (registration number 19652) The second semester of Second Year Russian. Russian Conversation and Composition (RUSN 3303) 12-12:50 MWF, Room TBA (registration number 21459) A course for students who have already finished at least two years of Russian. Russian Culture (RUSN 2303) 1-1:50 MWF,  FL 105 (registration number 19654) Instructor: Professor Qualin This is a multimedia course intended to acquaint students with Russian culture. We will study the greatest achievements of Russian art, literature, architecture, painting, film, music and other areas of culture. We will also discuss the people of Russia, their life, their religion, and their values. We will discuss Russian culture from the Tenth Century to the present but I try to connect everything we cover to modern Russia. This course makes extensive use of film and internet resources. This course is conducted entirely in English. No Russian language skills are needed. This course satisfies the humanities and multi-cultural requirements for the College of Arts and Sciences. Nineteenth Century Russian Literature (RUSN 3301)  12:30- 1:50 TT,  FL 102 (registration number 20701) Instructor: Professor Collopy Examines Russian Nineteenth Century culture through the literature of Pushkin, Gogol, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and others. The works will be read in translation. Conducted in English. Eastern Europe/1789-1989 (HIST 3356) 11:00-12:20 TT,  HH 121 Instructor: Professor Levesque (registration number 20612) Survey of East European history from the French Revolution to the collapse of communism. Students interested in history should also consider contacting Professor Levesque about his senior seminar in history.