11, 1961

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LANGUAGE SECTIONS:
Letter To Protest Curtailment

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from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Fridayand Saturday 9:30'till 11:30A.M.

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By PHILIP SUTIN
The Graduate Student Council
approved a letter at its Thursday
night meeting protesting the cur-
tailment of language classes for
graduate"students.
The letter urged that the lit-
erary college take four measures
to increase the number of sec-
tions of Frencn and German 111
and, 112 which graduate students
take to meet degree requirements.
The college, the 'letter said,
should offer the same number of
sections in the 111 level courses
as it did last year, and restore a
sufficient number of 112 sections
to service students who need them

The letter asked that additional
sections be offered this spring to
compensate for the present cur-
tailment of the courses and that
an adequate number be available
on a permanent basis.
The letter will be sent to Vice-
President and Dean of Faculties
Marvin L. Niehuss, Ralph A. Saw-
yer Vice-President in charge of
Research and dean of the graduate
school, Roger W. Heynes, dean of
the literary college, Prof. James
C. O'Neil, chairman of the depart-
ment of Romance languages, Prof.
Clarence K. Pott, chairman of the
German department, and Mrs.
Leta J. Lewis, the graduate school's

Ronald Savoy, chairman of the
committee that drafted the let-
ter, said that it especially urged
the continuation of the courses.
They were set up originally as a
service to graduate students and
with budget cuts the language de-
partments may wish to abolish
them, he added. r
In other action the Council
voted to establish a bulletin which
would list the various colloquia
and seminars presented each
month. The items would be turned
in to Robert Rosin, Grad., by the
twenty-fifth of each month, mim-
eographed, and placed on various
departmental bulletin boards.

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dent for Student Affairs or any other
administrative officer be empowered
to veto Council action on the grounds
that it is "unreasonable?" 2) If so,
why? 3) Assuming that there is jus-
tification for this power, what criteria
would he use to determine the "un-
reasonableness" of a Council action?
Postponed: Consideration of Women's
Residence Halls Confidential Reports,
for one week.
Tabled: Consideration of a motion
on the function outlined in the Stu-
dent .Government Council Plan con-
cerning the Council as the official
body to express student opinion.

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