Word: registrar
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Robert Shenton, Registrar of the College, has estimated that at most 8500 undergraduates and graduates will apply to take the test. Of this number about 4500 will probably be undergraduates...
Students must submit their applications to the Registrar's office instead of sending them to Science Research Associates in Chicago, Ill., as other applicants must do. Students will be able to
...protest and criticism they aroused. Students who signed them merely gave the University permission to send their grades to local draft boards. Before complying with the requests of the boards, University officials will continue to notify students and seek their consent. If the number of requests rises significantly the registrar's office may have to send the grades without prior notification. But it is difficult to imagine a case in which a student would refuse his draft board a copy of his grades--virtually daring the board to reclassify him. And, since signatures may be revoked at any time, they...
...explain clearly and candidly the purpose and future use of the cards, confusion and uncertainty persist. Students continue to fear that the University will deal behind their backs with local boards and send information without permission. The cryptic message on the blue card invited misinterpretation and suspicion, and the registrar's refusal to elaborate or explain its meaning provided no reassurance...
...certify to the boards that a student is enrolled and in good standing. And he insisted that the University would continue to request permission before sending transcripts. But he qualified this pledge by saying that if the volume of requests from boards rises above a certain unspecified level, the registrar would not have the facilities to notify undergraduates before mailing the information. And Monro later admitted that University officials had failed to "think through" the practical effect of the cards, and the possible reactions of students. Students have, indeed, wondered why the registrar should have to rush grades...