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...VOTING. Despite persistent pressure by the Justice Department and courageous registration drives by Negro organizers in the South, only 29% of the region's potential of 2,000,000 Negro voters have so far been accepted by local registrars. Many civil rights leaders believe that nothing would improve the Negro's condition faster than full voting power; yet none see any prospect that this will soon happen. Federal prosecution is tediously slow. The Kennedy Administration's 1963 civil rights bill, still bogged down in Congress, would speed up the process by automatically qualifying as literate anyone...
Exams, which will precede all the above maneuvers, are expected to extract at least three hours of everyone's time between now and Friday. Students wishing to discover the results of their ordeal before the registrar sends out the impersonal, IBM style grade reports, should try the Harvard system of slipping a self-addressed post card into their blue book. It usually brings results...
Thirty-five seniors will receive their degrees summa cum laude, tomorrow, Sargent Kennedy '28, Registrar, revealed yesterday. This is the largest number over to be won by a single senior class...
...reports has now been thoroughly digested by the relevant authorities. Registrar Sargent Kennedy has informed the HCUA that while sympathetic to the requests, he fears sufficient funds may not be available to carry out many of the proposed reforms...
...meeting also approved four recommendations intended to make Harvard examinations more pleasant for 'Cliffies, who will now take all exams at Harvard. The proposals, which will be presented to Registrar Sargent Kennedy '28 today, include suggestions that girls be assigned to examinations only in buildings with ladies' rooms and that a female proctor be assigned to all large exams...