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Kiely revealed at the review session the specific format of the exam and two questions that appeared on the exam...
...COMMISSION of Inquiry should look into Robert J. Kiely's telling a small number of his students a couple of questions and most of the format of his exam in English 166. It will be nice to have the Commission do anything at all, for one thing--it was created four years ago to balance the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities by looking into the causes of demonstrations, but it's never done so yet. More importantly, Kiely's action seems pretty questionable--especially coming from a rising star who's already chairman of the Committee on Undergraduate Education, associate...
...advice ("Let us make you a star") rather than scandal. Its layout is in the British popular mold: narrow columns, small body type, terse stories, a welter of breathless headlines, jumbled boxes and graphics-all suggesting an earthquake in the composing room. Once they get past the frenetic format, American readers may feel let down by the torpor of Star stories...
...Because the format and content of the examination were revealed to a group of students so small in relation to the size of the course, this is a case of discrimination against a large number of undergraduates," they wrote...
...HASN'T BEEN a great week for House masters. Last week, Monday's Crimson revealed, Robert J. Kiely, master of Adams House, told an Adams House section about a couple of specific questions and most of the format of his exam in English 166, "The Novel Since World War II." Some of Kiely's students from other Houses didn't like this, and two of them are bringing it before the Commission of Inquiry, a body the Faculty set to balance the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities...