Word: audits
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...George Greene, a guy of guts, the Leader-News owes all its success. He thinks nothing of calling up a state official in the middle of the night and asking him to resign. Once he spent $400 of his own money to finance an audit of Dodge County books. Result: several county officials indicted for embezzlement, $32,000 saved for the county's taxpayers...
Following Student Council and general undergraduate protest of the extra auditing fee, Dean Hanford yesterday announced that Seniors who wish to audit and "find it difficult to pay the auditor's fee" may apply for a grant of Beneficiary Aid at the Dean's Office...
According to Dean Hanford's announcement, the new aid is primarily for Seniors who "regard it as important to audit courses." Students other than Seniors who wish to apply may do so, and their requests will be considered in certain exceptional cases...
...hard to audit a course at the Harvard Summer Session. Nothing more simple, as a matter of fact. First you go into Boston and have your picture taken by any accredited photographer. It doesn't have to be Bachrach, because the University doesn't want you to spend any more money than you have to--the world situation being what it is. Well, you get your picture taken, then take it back to Cambridge, where you will be met by Yard Cops or other persons of authority who will escort you to an office "somewhere in the Yard...
...better hurry, because finger prints and four-star recommendations may be required by the time the second session rolls around. You can't be too careful these days. No telling who's going to audit Harvard summer courses. No telling at all. Maybe nobody will...