1. Future semester schedules should elect Friday for holiday
      2. observance instead of Monday whenever a nominal holiday
      3. date falls on a Saturday or Sunday, except in the case that the
    1. Friday is also the last day of lectures for that semester, in
      1. which case the succeeding Monday should be elected.
To the Senate of Simon Fraser University:
S.92-62
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Labour Day, B. C. Day, Thanksgiving, Easter Monday, and Victoria Day all occur on
Mondays and have a disruptive effect on Monday classes, especially classes which are held
only once per week. This problem is exa erbated in any semester during which a holiday
(notably Remembrance Day) falls nominally on a weekend day. We wish to recommend an
appropriate remedy for the latter avoidable problem.
Moved:
Future semester schedules should elect Friday for holiday
observance instead of Monday whenever a nominal holiday
date falls on a Saturday or Sunday, except in the case that the
Friday is also the last day of lectures for that semester, in
which case the succeeding Monday should be elected.
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By:
Evelyn Palmer
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Seconded by:
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