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...horizons of educated people haveincreasingly expanded during the twentieth centuryso that it has become harder and harder to equatethe European tradition with a knowledgeableperson," says Dean for Undergraduate EducationLawrence Buell...
More galling even than the brusque, insensitive manner in which the calendar reform proposal was killed was the arrogant, self-serving Faculty logic underlying the move. Explained Dean for Undergraduate Education Lawrence Buell, "The Faculty Council seemed to feel that any major change in the status quo should not be entered into without a clear-cut advantage presenting itself in the proposed new arrangement...
Advantage, for whom? The Faculty, of course. "The faculty who spoke acknowledged that the proposed change would logically look more attractive to students than to faculty," Buell said. "But in their judgment, creating a full winter break for students would either deny or curtail their own vacations...
...University's increasingly global andcomplicated interests necessitate professionaladministrators, says Dean for UndergraduateEducation Lawrence Buell...
...University affairs are much more complex thanthey used to be," Buell says. "It's harder forinvolved in University affairs to fell that theyhave a good handle on how the institution worksglobally, and how it makes decision day-to-day andcrisis-to-crisis...