Word: registrar
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Currently, the Law School requires students to attend class and gives instructors the power to "delinquent" students who consistently fail to show up. But the instructor is required first to give the student a warning before proceeding to the registrar to have the student removed from the class...
...scheduling arrangement that the Office of the Registrar characterized as "absolutely typical," Harvard students were treated to a 1998 intersession spanning from Friday afternoon on Jan. 23 to Wednesday, Jan. 28. While the Registrar may boast that this constitutes a "five day break," a glance at a calendar reveals that any student with an exam on Jan. 23 can count the days off on two fingers. Those students lucky enough to finish exams early were rewarded with a vacation. But why should vacation time be a matter of luck...
...guess is that the registrar data that the U.C. got in September was incomplete," Robert J. Klein '99, who helped design the voting program, said...
...closing, I illustrate a danger of spoken communication by noting the mention of "drag-and-dictate" technology. The voice-activated computer system is called Dragon Dictate! I think I like your name better, but let's be correct. --Thurston Smith, Senior Associate Registrar...
According to Mary Megson of the Registrar's Office, there are about 35 students registered with RSI disabilities. Many of the students benefit from "drag-and-dictate" software, which allows them to compose assignments on a computer without typing. And some receive typing help and extra time on exams to rest their hands and arms...