Course Listing: SAXOPHONE GRAD MAJOR

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PERM = Class requires Student Permission from Course Department
VT = Variable Title
CLSD = Class closed
***** = Class that is "related" to another enrollment class. See detail above.

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	MUS-W 950  SAXOPHONE GRAD MAJOR (3-8 CR)
              19979 PERM     ARR             ARR    ARR       Murphy Jr O                   18   11    0
                 ABOVE CLASS OPEN TO GRADUATES ONLY
              19980 PERM     ARR             ARR    ARR       Walsh T                       18   18    0
                 ABOVE CLASS OPEN TO GRADUATES ONLY

        MUS-W 950  SAXOPHONE GRAD MAJOR (3-8 CR)
              19978 PERM     ARR             ARR    ARR       Richards G                    10   10    0
                 THE ABOVE SECTION IS A TEMPORARY HOLDING SECTION FOR
                 UNASSIGNED MAJOR AND MINOR PERFORMANCE STUDY.  STUDENTS WHO
                 REGISTER BY TUE, AUG 30, 2005, WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY
                 REASSIGNED TO AN APPROPRIATE PERMANENT SECTION AND THE NEW
                 ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE POSTED IN THE GLASS CASE ACROSS FROM MU
                 117 ON THU, SEP 1, 2005. STUDENTS WILL BE PERSONALLY
                 RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY AND ALL LATE FEES ASSOCIATED WITH ANY
                 CHANGE OTHER THAN THE INITIAL ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE. STUDENTS
                 WHO REGISTER FOR THIS SECTION AFTER TUE, AUG 30, 2005, WILL
                 BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGING TO AN APPROPRIATE SECTION AND FOR
                 ANY AND ALL FEES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CHANGE.
                 NOTE:  STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR UNASSIGNED PERFORMANCE STUDY
                 SHOULD ALSO REGISTER FOR THE RICHARDS PERFORMANCE AND
                 COMPOSITION MASTERCLASS SECTION (MUS-I 500) IN CLUSTER 230.

        

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