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...SORDID SAGA of the CUE Guide turned another page last month, but a happy ending may be at hand. A proposal that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences cede control of the Guide to the Undergraduate Council offers a long-sought answer to criticisms that have dogged the book almost since its inception...
Following charges that administrators censored the 1985-86 CUE Guide, the student-faculty Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) began a broad review of the perennially controversial publication. The committee is seeking to solve two pressing problems--disagreement over the book's editorial freedom and objections to its official use as a tool for evaluating instructors...
Almost off the cuff, during the CUE's first meeting this fall, Professor of Biology and CUE member Robert M. Woollacott suggested that the Undergraduate Council assume responsibility for administering the Guide. This solution should satisfy all parties by preserving the book as an honest, independent resource, credible in the eyes of its intended readers and useful for its intended purposes. By eliminating the book's quasi-official status, Woollacott's plan should also make the Guide less susceptible to misuse and abuse by the powers that...
...CUE is conducting a major review of the faculty-funded course guide following charges that administrators censored the current edition and renewed questions about faculty use of the Guide as an official measure of teaching performance. Currently, the CUE supervises the guide, which a paid student staff compiles from responses to questionaires...
...students also argue against an alternative editorial policy initially proposed by CUE Chairman and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education Steven E. Ozment. Ozment called for greater collaboration between students and faculty in producing the guide and a higher level of mutual respect...