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USenate writes proposal to allow Dec. 23 exams to be rescheduled

The University Senate's education committee has decided to allow students to reschedule final exams on Dec. 23 if these exams present undue hardship. The proposal is pending approval by the full Senate on April 30.

By Emily Kwong • April 17, 2010 at 12:39 AM

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