Word: cues
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Speaking for the CUE, James S. Ackerman, professor of Fine Arts and a Committee member, suggested that Gen Ed requirements be replaced by guidelines that allow students "to make choices in a consistent way." The proposal would eliminate mandatory requirements...
...CUE is still working on its proposals, and action on the matter is not expected in the near future...
...suspense that began in England after World War I. Her aristocratic sleuth, Mr. Albert Campion, survived four decades, 20 books and dozens of malefactors before his creator died in 1966. Even then, he did not retire immediately. Allingham's plots are full of Lazaruses. Taking that as his cue, the author's husband, Philip Youngman Carter, revived Mr. Campion for two more books until he too died in December 1969. Mr. Campion's Quarry is his final effort...
...first edition of Reports talks about the five current-Faculty-Administration committees: the committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), the Committee on Graduate Education (CGE), the Committee on Student and Community Relations (CSCR), the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) and the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities...
...Education will be chosen "by and from" a body of 30 undergraduates composed of two students from each House designated by the House Committees with the advice of the Housemaster, and four freshmen chosen by the Freshman Council with the advice of their dean, Steven R. Bowman '72, current CUE member, requested that the Faculty Council come up with a specific procedure for the 30-man committee to slice itself down to five...