Italian Department - Revision history

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−	The '''Italian Department''' also teaches Hungarian, inexplicably. Students can take advantage of the cultural offerings on hand at Columbia's Italian [[language house]], [[Casa Italiana]], including as Mussolini's desk.	+	The '''Italian Department''' also teaches Hungarian, inexplicably. Students can take advantage of the cultural offerings on hand at Columbia's Italian [[language house]], [[Casa Italiana]], including Mussolini's desk (yes, really).

	==History==		==History==

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	The department remains small and obscure to this day, although Casa Italiana is by far the grandest and best appointed of Columbia's language houses.		The department remains small and obscure to this day, although Casa Italiana is by far the grandest and best appointed of Columbia's language houses.

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 The teaching of Italian at Columbia can be traced back about 200 years. The first professor of Italian literature at Columbia College was [[Lorenzo Da Ponte]], who was the librettist of several Mozart operas before emigrating to the U.S. Although Da Ponte was the first to lecture on the works of [[Dante]] in America, his enthusiasm failed to prove infectious, and early Columbia students remained largely uninterested in the language.
-The department remains small and obscure to this day, although Casa Italiana, is by far the grandest and best appointed of Columbia's language houses.
+The department remains small and obscure to this day, although Casa Italiana is by far the grandest and best appointed of Columbia's language houses.
 [[Category:Departments]]

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-The '''Italian Department''' also teaches Hungarian, inexplicably. Students can take advantage of the cultural offerings on hand at the [[Casa Italiana]], such as Mussolini's desk.
+The '''Italian Department''' also teaches Hungarian, inexplicably. Students can take advantage of the cultural offerings on hand at Columbia's Italian [[language house]], [[Casa Italiana]], including as Mussolini's desk.
 ==History==
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 The teaching of Italian at Columbia can be traced back about 200 years. The first professor of Italian literature at Columbia College was [[Lorenzo Da Ponte]], who was the librettist of several Mozart operas before emigrating to the U.S. Although Da Ponte was the first to lecture on the works of [[Dante]] in America, his enthusiasm failed to prove infectious, and early Columbia students remained largely uninterested in the language.
-The department remains small and obscure to this day, although Columbia's Italian language house, Casa Italiana, is by far the grandest and best appointed of them all.
+The department remains small and obscure to this day, although Casa Italiana, is by far the grandest and best appointed of Columbia's language houses.
 [[Category:Departments]]

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 ==History==
 The teaching of Italian at Columbia can be traced back about 200 years. The first professor of Italian literature at Columbia College was [[Lorenzo Da Ponte]], who was the librettist of several Mozart operas before emigrating to the U.S. Although Da Ponte was the first to lecture on the works of [[Dante]] in America, his enthusiasm failed to prove infectious, and early Columbia students remained largely uninterested in the language.
 [[Category:Departments]]

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−	The '''Italian Department''' also teaches Hungarian, inexplicably. Students can take advantage of the cultural offerings on hand at the [[Casa Italiana]].	+	The '''Italian Department''' also teaches Hungarian, inexplicably. Students can take advantage of the cultural offerings on hand at the [[Casa Italiana]], such as Mussolini's desk.

	==History==		==History==