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From: urban@spp2.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.nlang.celts,net.college
Subject: Re: Gaelic
Message-ID: <385@spp2.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 21-Jan-85 10:48:26 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 21 10:48:26 1985
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Summary: 

In article <825@reed.UUCP> lydgate@reed.UUCP (Chris Lydgate) writes:
>In article <257@calmasd.UUCP> cjn@calmasd.UUCP (Cheryl Nemeth) writes:
>
>>Are there any universities that offer Gaelic (Irish or Scottish) language
>>courses in the United States?
>
>To that list, may I add Cornish, Manx and Welsh?

I took a course in Medieval Welsh a few years ago at UCLA.  It was
offered about once a year by the Indo-European Studies program.  No
course in modern Welsh was offered.  I believe Medieval Irish was
also in the curriculum somewhere.

    I got weird interests.
	Mike