Word: registrar
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WHEN Dean Glimp's special committee to study the Administrative Board meets later this month, it will have a chance to make some long-needed changes. The Ad Board needs streamlining. Routine matters--like approving extensions on papers--now take up far too much of its time; the Registrar's office could handle these more efficiently...
...suggestion, and when four administrators and two HPC members met to discuss the report in early January, they were unable to agree on any major changes. Even a minor HPC request--to note the possibility of Independent Study in the course catalogue--was reportedly met with vigorous objections from Registrar Robert Shenton. The Independent Study issue is still open and HPC President Henry Norr is unwilling to bury his proposal that the program be opened to students in all rank lists, sophomores as well as juniors and seniors. But that proposal is likely never to reach the Faculty floor; several...
History 142 is cancelled and will not be offered this term. Students who have enrolled in the course and who have already filed their study cards should obtain a petition from the Registrar's Office to drop this course and add another. Those who intended to take 142 who have not filed study cards will be given an extension to file them until 5 p.m. Monday, February...
Ford's action follows a resolution passed by the Harvard Policy Committee on Nov. 27 recommending that "bluebooks from all final examinations be returned to the students as soon as grades have been submitted to the Registrar...
...loyal San Franciscan put it more bluntly when asked to evaluate the candidates. "Do you want me," he asked, "to throw up now or later?" With so many candidates running for various offices and 16 propositions on the ballot, the registrar-of-voters' booklet detailing the issues and candidates is a record 135 pages long...