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Sac State releases new programs in history and philosophy of science

November 30, 2014

Sacramento State joined the ranks of top universities offering History and Philosophy of Science programs this fall. The initiative that launched in fall 2014 is expected to achieve official curricular program status by the end of the academic year.The Center for Philosophy and Natural Sciences, in connec...

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