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...meeting with students two days before the council met, Dr. Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Medical School, proposed the compromise. Under the faculty-approved version students would normally be expected to concentrate in one of 12 areas, but the faculty board of advisers could permit "varied levels of concentration" for students under "exceptional circumstances...
This week that resistance came out into the open. Greer and two other students informed Dr. Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Medical School, that 75 per cent of the third-year class had effectively agreed not to return to the school this fall unless the faculty rescinds a three-year-old ruling requiring students to concentrate in one of 12 areas...
...third-year class would be the first to fall under such a requirement. But three-fourths of the group has refused to file a plan of concentration, even though Ebert sent all students in the class a letter a month ago stating that those who fail to submit concentration plans will not be allowed to return to the school in the fall...
...Ebert suggested a compromise this week when Greer and two others told about him about the third-year students' agreement. The student leaders also gave Ebert a statement explaining why they felt concentrations should be left optional...
...only one week ago that Dr. Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Medical School, wrote to students that "time-scheduling of special courses for the concentration areas has now been completed," enabling all students to complete study plans that will meet some areas' concentration requirements. Ebert's letter says, "Only students who have submitted an approved concentration program will be permitted to matriculate in September, 1977." As Ebert mailed out that statement, Gary Greer, a second-year medical student and chairman of the school's closest approximation to student government, was preparing to reveal that he had collected statements from...