Word: cues
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Seen a senior faculty member lately? The Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) may soon take steps to ensure that most students get at least a glimpse of the Faculty's luminaries. The committee will decide next week what to do with tutorial reforms proposed by Glen W. Bowersock '57, associate dean of the Faculty for undergraduate education and chairman of CUE...
...present requirements say that teaching fellows may lead no more than 30 per cent of a department's tutorials and senior faculty must lead at least 30 per cent of the tutorials. However, a CUE study on tutorials in 1976-77 reveals that teaching fellows taught more than 95 per cent of the sophomore tutorials in the Economics, English, Government, History, and Psychology and Social Relations departments...
...Next Year from silliness into bad taste is the writer's pretentiousness. Not only does he trivialize marriage and sex for cheap one-liners, but he also manages to plunder the social history of three decades. In Slade's hands, even the Viet Nam War is a cue for hokey costume gags and mechanical changes of dramatic pace. The man has no shame...
Bowersock warned CUE about the problems involved in developing a major program. "The business of sending faculty abroad involves mind-boggling bureacratic problems and a considerable allocation of resources," he said...
...Some CUE members suggested the University could develop a special exchange program for colleges and universities in English-speaking countries referring specifically to colleges in Oxford and Cambridge universities