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Although enrollment in the University is expected to be reduced approximately one tenth by the demands of the present crisis, Memorial Hall will have its biggest workout of the year today when an estimated 5,000 upper-classmen and graduate students return to register for a new year of University life...
...suggested by Gene Keith, and I would recommend that it be adopted for next year. The regular pledges and collections will be made in Memorial Hall preceded by a sizeable article in the registration issue of the Crimson which will inform the Freshmen and some of the upper classmen what they are giving their money for. The article might include pictures of Brooks House activities and section graphs illustrating the distribution of our expenditures, etc. Then in November there would be a door-to-door drive by members of the Council and P.B.H. assitants to collect the uncollected pledges...
...hand again this year to referee the struggle with the contents of the manila envelope is Stanley K. Leonard, graduate student who was in charge of last fall's registration. The only change in the rigamarole already familiar to upper classmen, according to Leonard, is that the envelopes contain one more card than they did last year. The new addition requests information regarding the status of students with respect to the Selective Service Act and is designed to give the University some idea of what is to become of the student body. Special regulations covering students who leave for military...
...some six thousand Harvard upper-classmen and graduate students arrived in Cambridge to register today for the academic year, the University announced that tuition will be refunded to students entering the armed forces of the country...
...sizes of the College and of the University as a whole are not expected to change much this year from their totals of last fall. About 2,600 upper-classmen will probably register tomorrow morning and Monday, to bring the enrollment...