Nearly 50 percent of students responding to the recent WebCT poll administered by the Undergraduate Council of Students are dissatisfied with sophomore advising, and a large majority supports the creation of a Brown farm.
A total of 72 courses slated for Fall 2006 were cancelled, accounting for 7.2 percent of those originally listed, according to University Registrar Michael Pesta. This number represented a slight drop from Fall 2005, when 78 - or 8.2 percent - of listed courses were cancelled.
Though PS 143: "Roots of Radical Islam" was originally not listed as a limited enrollment course, Associate Professor of Political Science Pauline Luong opted to cap the course because of the high number of interested students who showed up during shopping period.
Though the majority of professors using course Web sites create their pages with myCourses, some opt to design their own sites or take advantage of other programs.
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