SENATE. 

Ad amended at 

!-,Senate 7/2/83 

SENATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE 

..................STUDIES, 

DELETION OF COURSES NOT OFFERED. ? 

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25 JANUARY 1983. 

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In 1973 Senate approved Paper S.73-125 which provided that 

any course not offered within a six semester period be deleted from 

the Calendar unless adequate justification for retaining the course 

is presented to the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies and 

Senate. 

In the process. of the present review there is agreement by 

the departments concerned and by SCUS that a number of courses be 

deleted and recommendation is made for them to be approved now to 

prevent their inclusion in the 1983-84 Calendar. 

Discussion continues on some courses for which retention is being 

sought and report on those to be retained will follow later to Senate. 

MOTION: 

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"That Senate approve and recommend approval to the Board 

of Govenors that 

the following courses be deleted:- 

Eeft 

380 ? 

5

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J !

ep

i11

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&S Eeensme Theuht 

HIST 

226-3 ? 

-

Britain from the late Middle Ages 

HIND 100-3 

?

-

Introductory Hindi I 

HIND 

101-3 ? 

-

Introductory Hindi II 

POL. 

131-3 ? 

-

Introduction to Comparative Government 

POL. 

313-3. ? 

- Political Analysis 

POL. 

422-3 ? 

- The Canadian Legal System 

POL. 436-3 ? 

- Comparative Political Parties 

PSYC 

406-3 ? 

- Validation Techniques 

S.A. 393-4 ? 

- Oceania 

S.A. 475-4 

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- Specialized 

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Regional Studies: West Africa 

S.A. 

487-4 ? 

- Specialized Regional Studies: Indians of the Eastern 

Woodlands and Plains 

S.A. 489-4 - Specialized Regional Studies: Peoples of the Can. Sub-Arctic 

S.A. 491-4 - Specialized Regional Studies: Central and South America - 

Specific Regions I 

S.A. 494-4 - Specialized Regional Studies: The Eskimo 

CRIM 102-3 - Crime: An Analytical Approach 

G.S. 403-5 - Myths, Fictions, Histories: telling the truth about 

experience II 

RISC 300-3 - Physical and Chemical Aspects of the Environment" 