To develop an understanding of the theory and forms of oral interpretation. To prepare students for an enjoyable and successful experience in intercollegiate competitive interpretation. Assuming credit for another's work without providing complete and accurate references is strictly prohibited. If this occurs the students will fail the assignment and probably the class. A recommendation to suspend or expel the student may also be forwarded to the Academic Dean.
Ignorance is no defense.
Ask ahead of time if you have questions. Students are expected to cut their pieces themselves rather than have others provide them with pre-cut scripts. It is alright to receive help in the cutting process though. Students will be required and expected to keep up with the many interpretive reading assignments in the class. A significant portion of the grade for each assignment will be based on the quality or literary merit of the material interpreted.