What does it mean that Newspaper Production (JRNAL 126) is a variable credit class?
You decide whether you want to take the class for one, two or three units. Each unit is worth 50 hours of work and includes the time you spend in workshops and staff meetings, as well as the hours you put in on your assignments for The Inquirer. For two units, you must put in 100 hours; for three units, 150.
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