Faculty meeting agendas and minutes; Students Who Have Left College During First Semester of 70-71; Memo on course changes in Departments of Classics and Economics; Report of Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee; Report of Committee on Afro-American Studies; Memo on Availability of Faculty Minutes; Course description for Government 22: Modernization in the Non-Western World; Memo on Reading Period; Memo on Courses proposed by Department of Spanish; Memo on Government 22; Report of Recording Committee on Proposal for Pass-Fail Option; Proposal for joint introductory chemistry and physics course; Faculty Resolution on Governence of the College, Nov 1970-Dec 1970

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