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SP302, History of Film, is a worthwhile class to take. Occurring on Tuesday nights from 7:00 p.m. to 9:45 p.m., Professor Hancock teaches the class so that it coincides with dollar movie night at the campus theater. Normally, a long class would be boring because of the Nod Factor. However, Professor Hancock keeps everyone awake and entertains the students, being very energetic. Her lecture on Citizen Kane was a particularly good example. Unfortunately, the film began before she finished her lecture. Rushing across the stage just as the film was beginning, an electrical cord tripped her up, causing her to lose her balance and fall. She regained her composure in time to remind us that Orson Welles also wrote and performed the famous broadcast

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