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According to an article by David J. Barron and Matthew A. Saal which appeared in your paper last Friday, the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) recently submitted a proposal calling for an additional two days to be added to reading period. The proposal was "prompted by student complaints about the work required during reading period." Plans about where these two days will come from are still indefinite. It is possible that two holidays during the school year will be turned into class days for such purposes. The CUE is now considering three alternative plans for the scheme's presentation...
...feel they must look for ways to inform students about their concentration, Michelson says, since "linguistics isn't something that people hear about in high school." To "make freshmen aware that there is a Linguistics department," faculty have worked to increase the number of their courses reviewed in the CUE Guide and to get a Linguistics course included in the Core Curriculum...
Exams before Christmas break and improved academic counseling are among the issues that the student-faculty Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) will tackle this spring, the committee's members agreed yesterday at the first meeting of the semester...
...flabbergasted that the faculty doesn't have much to do with [academic counseling]," said CUE Chairman Steven E. Ozment, associate dean for undergraduate education. He said he wants to use the CUE "as a platform to dramatize" the deficiencies in counseling for undergraduates on academic issues...
...committee, which will set the editorial policy of the CUE course evaluation guide with the student editors, also agreed to send away for course evaluation guides from other colleges that use only statistical data in their presentations. Although next year's CUE guide will not be affected, the move raises the possibility that future guides may depart from the present essay-statistic format. This issue was not discussed any further, however...