What is a course reader or a reading brick?
A course reader which is also known as a reading brick is a collection of photocopied articles and extracts from books that are required readings for a unit of study. Course readers are used in most History units of study. Course readers are available for purchase from the University Copy Centre. A copy is also placed on Special Reserve at Fisher Library.
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