Word: calendaring
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President Neil L. Rudenstine and Provost Jerry R. Green effectively declared calendar reform dead last week--at least for the near future. Both questioned the merits of the proposed new schedule and predicted change would not come anytime soon. Hooray! Hopefully, one of the campus's silliest debates has finally come...
Michael P. Beys '94, a former council chair and out-spoken advocate of the council's proposed calendar, has framed the debate over reform as a "single tradeoff" for students. The choice, Beys says, is between a stressful or carefree winter break...
Green said his opposition to calendar reformderives from problems caused by starting classesearlier...
...calendar that was approved by the councilon march 6 places the last exam just a few daysearlier than it occurs...
...since the spring semester the council'sproposed calendar is "tentative," the end of examscould be moved up, Garofalo said...