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The EPPC is a committee that's sort of part of the [[University Senate]] that deals with academic changes. It's most famous for its 2013 [[Frontiers of Science]] report calling for a complete overhaul of the program. These changes will (hopefully) take place in fall 2015.

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 The EPPC is a committee that's sort of part of the [[University Senate]] that deals with academic changes. It's most famous for its 2013 [[Frontiers of Science]] report calling for a complete overhaul of the program. These changes will (hopefully) take place in fall 2015. It has one student representative.
-In 2015, the [[Freedom, Liberty, and Freedom Party| CCSC Elections, 2015]] called on the EPPC to change lecture courses from three to four points to relieve student stress.
+In 2015, the [[CCSC Elections, 2015|Freedom, Liberty, and Freedom Party]] called on the EPPC to change lecture courses from three to four points to relieve student stress.
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		+	In 2015, the [[Freedom, Liberty, and Freedom Party\| CCSC Elections, 2015]] called on the EPPC to change lecture courses from three to four points to relieve student stress.

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