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A memo explaining that Gribben interviewed several people over the summer, rethought the approach to E 346K Writing in the Arts and Humanities, and wants to redesign the course; attached is a new course description with reading list and unit descriptions
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A course description for E346K Writing in the Arts and Humanities with reading list and unit descriptions.
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A course description with reading list for E 346K Writing in the Arts and Humanities
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A course description and reading list for E 346K Writing in the Arts and Humanities
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A memo introducing documents that will be discussed at an upcoming departmental meeting. Course descriptions for three variants of E 316K Masterworks of Literature are attached: American Masterworks, British Masterworks, and World Masterworks
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A memo introducing documents submitted for English Department approval or information: Descriptions of E 346K (Writing in the Arts and Humanities, Writing in Natural Sciences and Technology, Writing in Behavioral and Social Sciences); a memo from Michael King about library resources that might be available for E 346K instruction
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A brief memo announcing a new meeting time and location; handwritten at the bottom is an apology for not attending the last meeting (from Betty Sue Flowers)
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Alan Gribben and Mike King exchange notes about when the E 346K course description and syllabus might be ready.
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A syllabus for E 346K Natural Sciences and Technology variant, including course objectives, suggested readings, unit descriptions, and suggested assignments
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A five-page version of several proposals to increase the English composition requirements to nine hours, eliminate redundant lower-division courses, require E 306, E 316, and an upper-division writing across the curriculum course (E 346K).
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A brief description with a reading list for E 346K Writing for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
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A brief description of an alternative for E 306. E 303 features a variety of “humanities” texts.
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Memo from Moldenhauer asking the members of the E 346K subcommittees to find common meeting times to discuss their various plans for a syllabus.
Attached is "The Place of Business Writing in English Departments: A Justification" from the September 1980 Association of Departments of English Bulletin.
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Brief memo offering help on the arts and humanities E 346K subcommittee
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A memo creating four subcommittees to develop four different iterations of E 346K: Arts and Humanites, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Natural Sciences-Technology, and Business
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A draft of the course description that would appear in the official university catalogue
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An account of the E 306 controversy published in the Texas AAUP newsletter
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Two memos, one from Cullingford offering to have lunch with Ruszkiewicz, the other from Ruszkiewicz accepting the invitation.
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A brief description and reading list for a lower-division writing course
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Letter to LDEPC regarding recent changes to E306, voicing objections and requesting additional meeting
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Letters between "Mali" at Northern Arizona University and Maxine Hairston regarding E306
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A very detailed chronology of events, including articles in popular media, interviews with reporters and faculty, and appearances on local television shows, all relating to the controversy about E 306 Writing about Difference. The chronology begins in May 1990 and ends in June 1990. It features quotes from Kruppa, Brodkey, and Gribben.
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Hand-written meeting minutes from university council meeting on creation of DRC
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Ruszkiewicz fax to Hartzog introducing and presumably orginally attaching the LDEPC meeting minutes she previously requested. He notes that the minutes are not very clear and that no votes were taken at this meeting.
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Memo calling meeting for 18 September 1992 to discuss creation of DRC.