Senate approves OSCTA charter for Oberlin transit services
The Senate adopted the Oberlin Stent Charter Transportation Association charter after debate, authorizing OSCTA to begin services by Spring Break. OPIRG members Schindler and Hochstein helped draft the charter addressing escrow debt, insurance, and governance.
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College grading reform motions raise EPPC review
EPPC considers four motions to adjust grading at CF D/F level. Proposals include free incentive trips and grade averaging with a Credit No Entry option. Faculty distribution guidelines would set final course averages with specified percentages, shaping faculty decisions.
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EPPC debates ranking policy and course withdrawal margins
EPPC discussions center on closing ranking sessions at the site, converting temporary to fulltime positions, and grading Ce/NE courses similarly. A fourth motion proposes WP and W withdrawals after the tenth week to deter informal dropping. debate spans to EPPC’s December 16 meeting.
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IRS proposal to tax faculty tuition remission
The IRS plans to treat tuition remission for college faculty as taxable income rather than a scholarship. If adopted, eligible teachers and staff would face higher taxes on tuition benefits, affecting many within the school system. The rule could raise taxable salaries by thousands for those with multiple students in college, while some aid recipients may be exempt if awards primarily reflect labor needs.
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Electees to Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society Named
Nineteen students were elected to the Oberlin chapter of Phi Beta Kappa honoring scholars on the basis of overall grade point average. Names listed include Alan Adams Michel Bar Patricia Black Elisabeth Cok Eric Davison Thomas Dietrich and others.
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Editorial plays role in college ranking dispute
The paper reports on a debate over campus rankings initiated by Maier as Been chosen se Termanecui ve ed. Maier replaces Too Rosen and will be off campus for a term. Ongsmorn, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and CFC Chal an, refused to confirm any changes to rankings. Ongsworth said that only President Danenberg has seen the council's rankings.
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