Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...interview report differs substantially from the other information in a student's file, the admissions committee may disregard it. If the candidate was nervous or too quiet and reserved to come across well, Reardon said, "there is no way we are going to put a lot of concern on a 20-minute talk...
...processing of an application for admission begins when a secretary in Byerly Hall goes through a set of elaborate procedures to prevent the application's misfiling and possible loss. The admissions office rarely loses a file, but occasionally a clerical error will result in a mistake that, if undetected, could have cost a candidate admission. "I can think of a couple of people who got reject letters who were admitted." Reardon said in an interview last week. "I would think that if we admitted a guy by mistake, we would have to live with...
...proposal by the rank and file committee of the 550 Harvard members of local 186 of the Cooks and Pastry Cooks Association calls for a new one year contract with a 50-cent-per-hour across-the-board raise for all Harvard dining hall workers...
...statement accompanying the proposals, the union's rank and file committee said. "We are not greedy, but we do want to make things better for ouselves and our families. We cannot afford to fall behind the cost of living...
...documents, chiefly from the CIA and the FBI, that they believe would clear the names of their parents, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed in 1953 as nuclear spies. Historian Allen Weinstein of Smith College, who has tried in vain for three years to open up the FBI files on the Rosenberg and Alger Hiss cases, complains: "The amendments haven't made any change as far as I can tell." Historian James MacGregor Burns agrees. After failing for two years to force the State Department to release thousands of pages of material on the diplomatic history...