Deans advise professors to diversify scheduling
Changes would prevent overcrowding in popular time slots
Many Yalies would call this a typical Tuesday: A 10:30 language class in William L. Harkness Hall, an 11:35 lecture at the Law School, lunch on the run and then a 1:30 seminar in the Hall of Graduate Studies.
But if professors follow a recent recommendation from administrators regarding course scheduling, busy days like this one may become a rarity for the average student. The catch is a lighter Tuesday schedule would likely come at the expense of their Friday mornings.
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By (Anonymous)
1:48pm on January 29, 2008
June always writes the best stories. Go June!!!!!!!
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By Re: #2 (Unregistered User)
4:43pm on January 29, 2008
What a useful comment for the YDN to post. Obviously editors need to read their own guidelines...
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By (Anonymous)
7:08pm on January 29, 2008
This is the exact opposite of what they should be doing.
Ha! Given the perversion of the word "diversity," I truly could not guess, from the headline, the topic of this article! What a twisted PC world we are in when a perfectly good word no longer carries its actual meaning...