Records, 1965-1994.

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Records, 1965-1994.

The records of the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education reflect the full range of concerns of the group from the administration of the office to a variety of the Committee's finished projects. There are files on academic integrity, course curriculum, issues of diversity, faculty advising, information on majors, the grading system, undergraduate life, and the various committees with which SCUE has worked to accomplish many of its objectives. Much of the material served as source material for the Committee's working "White Papers" including the run of clippings, 1965-1989, from the Daily Pennsylvanian. Represented in these records is a complete and rich history of a relatively young, but important, student organization dedicated to improving the academic quality of life at the University of Pennsylvania.

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