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October 13, 1930

The University Senate met in the Lecture Room of McVey Hall Monday,
October 13, at 4:03 p—mo President McVey presided»

The minutes of May 30 add of August 20 were approved»

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tie“ was anproved postponil the election of Senate representatives
on the University Council until December-
motion Was offered :or consideration at the next two

“Moved that the counc 1 shall consist of the ﬁresident,
eges and of the Graidate
of Women, the Registrar

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Sc-ool, the Dean of Men” the Uead

( c ether with four members elected
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It is further provided that the four members elected
annually from :he Senate may not succeed themselves in
office.”

The motion is to be mimeog

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Senate at least two weeks p

The following recommendations of the Committee on Duplication of
Courses were approved:

Art 115a, lle a Independent Work; Three credits per semester.

Pol~ Sci» 210a, ZlOb- ~ The Supreme Court and Politics- Two hours
a Week, two credits per semesters

Commerce 209» Comparative Banking and Monetary Systems” Three hours
a week; three credits; second s mester.

The Committee reported that they had aoproved Farm Engineering lOlaph
Special Problems, which had been referred to the ﬁcmmittee for
approval after an o tline of the course had been submitted» This

course carries three credits « Prereouisites, Farm Enzineering 10a

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lirht modification was astroved, with the undere
tending slat '1 be mimeographed and sent to members of the

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faculty fir their verification-

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TO MEMBERS OF THE URIVERSITY SENATE:

Thh following is Dr. Adam's report on absences as ape
proved by the University Senatea October 13th. It is submitted
to you/for vhrification at the next meeting of the Senate:

section 1 No student shall be allowed any cuts in any course
at the University of Kentuckyo

§ggtion 2 The instructor shall keep a record of absences, and,
when in his Opinion the number of absences for any student has
become excessive, or when absences appear to be unjustified, he
shall report such student to the Dean, together with the total
number of absences and their dates. And the practice of reportm
ing daily absences to the Registrar shall be discontinued except
that all absences occurring on the day immediately before a
holiday or on the day immediately following a holiday shall be
reported at the time of their occurrence.

Section g Absences shall be counted beginning with the first day
of recitations, and late entrances shall be counted as absences.
§§§tion 4 A student may be droyped from a course because of
absence, upon the recommendation of the Dean and the instructor.
When; because of absence, the Dean and the instructor recommend
that a student be drOpped from the course, the name of the student
and the number of the course shall be reported to the Registrar

by the Dean, and the student shall be dropped (by the Registrar),
When a student is dropped from a class because of absences the
instructor shall report the grade the student is making at the
time he is dropped, and if this grade is E it shall be a final
grade”

Section 5 When the number of courses from which a full time
student has been droyped is sufficient to reduce his load to less
JGhall 12 hours he must secure the written permission from his Dean
and file same in the Registrar's office in order to remain longer
in the University.

§E§E§EEn§ All absences shall be considered unexcused except =
When an excuse is given by the Scholarship and Attendance Come
mittee for absence on the day immediately preceding or following
a holiday.

Section 7 A student with an unexcused absence on the day
immediately preceding or follOwing a vacation or holiday shall
have a penalty of three hours (and three Quality points) added

-to his requirements for graduation, with the exception of the

0011989 Of Law, where the penalty shall be two hours and two
Quality points.

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