He found the item notable as good legislation, expanding the scope of employees whose salaries are reviewed, and as a good effort of successful collaboration among several committees. Two committees, Physical Development and Status of Women, had so far requested summer powers. Vacancies had been filled on the University Judicial Board, the appeal body for respondents found guilty of violating the Rules of University Conduct. The Senate committee devoted to the Rules would be revived next year. Senator Moss-Salentijn queried the Provost about the status of the Teaching Resource Center, which has been approved and in planning for two years.
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Nevertheless, the data do show a downward trend in the percent of the University budget going to fund the libraries. Second, it would add all the other protected categories. The resolution was duly moved and seconded. The proposed program would be the only M.A. degree at Columbia in teaching methods. It would also be the only M.A. offered exclusively during summer session and taught by non-Columbia faculty.