Student frustration on academic issues leads to confrontation. At a Union Court meeting, David Lockwood puts the case for action on student demands.
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Reproduced from ANU Reporter, vol. 5, no. 5, p. 8, 1974
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Four student demands were referred to the Board of the School of General Studies:
- Staff-student control on an equal basis of representation in determining course content.
- Student choice of the means of assessment.
- An end to overcrowded classes by the repetition of lectures or tutorials not by the introduction of quotas.
- Establishment of a women's studies course, the content of which to be decided on by the women of the University.
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