The final report of the Student Council's Bio-Chemistry Evaluation Committee is on the agenda of tonight's Council meeting for final revision and endorsement, it was learned last night.
The amended and approved version of the report will be handed to the faculty Committee on Educational Policy tomorrow. It is expected to influence that Committee's report to the May Faculty Meeting.
Richard B. Merle, '57, Chairman of the Council's Committee, was reportedly forced into extra hours last night to get the final draft ready for the Council tonight and the CEP meeting tomorrow. Neither Merlo, nor Council President Edward M. Abramson, '57, were available last night for comment on the Report's recommendations.
A preliminary report from the same Council committee was in the hands of Dean Bundy last week, but no comment has been forthcoming.
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