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...University does provide sign language interpreters for classes. Blind students often cannot find enough volunteer readers to enable them to complete reading assignments--only recently has Harvard made work-study funding available to readers. In addition, disabled students must suffer the loss of some shopping period privileges. The Registrar's office requires mobility-impaired students to submit a list of courses they intend to take several months before the start of each new term to insure those classes will be taught in accessible rooms. But as Chertkov asks, "If you can't visit a class, how can you know...
...Core classes rank among the spring's 10 largest courses, up from four last year, according to figures released yesterday from the registrar's office...
Harvard undergraduates accustomed to unraveling a gnarl of red tape at registration will find their sojourn in Memorial Hall considerably shorter today thanks to a revised policy by the registrar's office...
Instead of filling out a series of cards and forms, most students registering for spring term will only have to pick up their registration packets. Jay A. Halfond, Assistant Registrar for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences said yesterday...
...Lawrence DiCara '71 are tainted with past or present membership in that laughingstock of Boston politics, the city council, while former state Rep. Melvin King's organization has fewer funds and probably less support than when he ran poorly in 1979. Suffolk County Sherill Dennis J. Kearney and Suffolk Registrar of Probate James Michael Connolly have not yet gained widespread recognition, nor do they have the money to do so Perhaps the strongest credentials belong to Robert R. Kiley, deputy mayor in White's pre-machine years and a former MBTA general manager, Kiley, though, has less than a tenth...