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‘rsity Sen te met in the Assembly Room of Lafferty Hell Monday,
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minutes of April 15 were read and enoroved.
1 Professor R. H. J eaver, Ch1¢=irmen oi the Curriculum Committee, read the
following report to the Senate from this Committee:

”On Dec° 6, 1939, the College of Arts and Se iences recommended
the enorovel of History 12 7a'b American Political Biogranhy (2 crs
each). Dr. Tuthill has in: ormed the Committee that the request for
the course has been withdrawn by action of the History Department

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At the Mn? ch meeting of the Senate the Committee was given au-
thority to take final afiirmative action upon certain courses which
were then oefore the Committee. In accordance with this action, th:

 

Committe ee hes eporvved Commerce 153 The Economics of Consumption.
(2) Tie place of consumption in economic theory with special empha~

sis upon its relation to the phases 0: the business cycle includi 1ng

the institutional background of our consumer habits: sorrCES of
information on consumption; and government relation of consumer

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On Apr112, 1940, the College of Engineering recommended some
changes in En,1ncer1nb courses SeVeral meetings have been held
between renresenta tive