Word: registrars
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Jacqueline Goldberg, a little young lady in tennis shoes, knew all the tricks. Coed Goldberg was a member of the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley. Chicago demonstration leaders used walkie-talkies to coordinate student action, staked out the building floors variously for sleeping, socializing and folk singing, turned the registrar's office into their command post, sent runners out to bring food, and commandeered "broom squads" to pick up litter...
Student applications for the Selective Qualification Test must be received by mall at the registrar's office by this coming Monday. The forms should be sent in care of the Information Office, 20-22 Dunster...
Surprisingly few students have return applications so far, according to Robert Shenton, registrar of the College Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...
...defending against criminal charges. To Southern Negroes, the courthouse is not a citadel of justice. Instead, says Harvard Psychiatrist Robert Coles, who recently completed a six-year study of Southern racial attitudes, the courthouse is "the symbol of where the policemen, the sheriffs, the judges, the juries, the voting registrar, the registrar of deeds and the whole structure of society is weighted against Negroes. They are afraid of this building." Segregated justice, adds a Southern Regional Council report, "provokes desperation among Negroes and shakes their faith in democracy...
Students who wish to take the Selective Service Qualification Tests must complete their applications this week. The forms must be returned by mail to the registrar of Harvard College by next Monday. Freshmen may obtain the applications from the Freshman Dean's Office, University Hall. Upperclassmen can get them from the offices of Senior Tutors. Students will be notified by mail of the time, date, and place of their examination...