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Rosetta Stone free for students

Home /Rosetta Stone free for students
By: Joey Mark |
October 12, 2009

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Learning a new language can be expensive and hard to do while living in the U.S., but with DU’s subscription to Rosetta Stone, it is now free and convenient for all students.       

Rosetta Stone is an online interactive language-learning center brought to DU students by Penrose Library. Students can access

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