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‖ curriculum|kəˈrɪkjʊləm|
Pl. -ula.
[L., = course, career (lit. and fig.): see above.]
A course; spec. a regular course of study or training, as at a school or university. (The recognized term in the Scottish Univerities.) curriculum vitæ, the course of one's life; a brief account of one's career.
1633Munimenta Univ. Glasg. (1854) III. 379 Finito anni curriculo discessurum. 1643Ibid. II. 317 Curriculum quinque annorum. 1824J. Russell Tour Germ. (1828) I. iii. 134 When the [German] student has finished his curriculum, and leaves the university. 1829Glasg. Univ. Cal. 39 The curriculum of students who mean to take degrees in Surgery to be three years. 1870Rolleston Anim. Life Introd. 84 The completion of the entire curriculum of metamorphosis. 1888Burgon Lives 12 Gd. Men II. ix. 201 Butler's immortal Work has..been elbowed out from the Oxford curriculum. 1902New Internat. Encycl. III. 21/2 Anciently biography was more of a mere curriculum vitæ than it is now. 1939‘M. Innes’ Stop Press ii. iv. 269, I don't know much about Benton's curriculum vitæ... He must have an orthodox..academic record. 1941Koestler Scum of Earth 59 His superiors..knew all about my professional travels from the curriculum vitae in their files, written by myself. 1954New Yorker 25 Dec. 18/2 As for Mr. Lapidus's curriculum vitae, he was born in Russia fifty-two years ago, grew up in Brooklyn, graduated from the Columbia School of Architecture in 1927, and took a job with the well-known firm of Warren & Wetmore. 1971Time 22 Mar. 14/2 Eddie's curriculum vitae..has been served up in plentiful quantity in the press. |