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By Gay Seidman

The Faculty is scheduled to vote next week on two proposals that have been under discussion all year: permission for students to cross-register at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the purpose of taking non-credit Reserve Officer Training (ROTC) courses and legislation that could tighten standards for honors.

The Faculty Council is continuing to discuss Administrative Board policy in regard to academic misdemeanors such as plagiarism and cheating on exams.

The Biochemistry Department feels the ad board should have consulted it before readmitting Steve S. Rosenfeld '75-4, a biochem major who was required to withdraw last year when he admitted forging letters of recommendation.

The department's board of tutors will probably decide next week whether or not to allow Rosenfeld to enter the Biochem honors program.

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