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According to the Registrar??€™s website, grades should ordinarily be available 10 days from the date of the last exam, though in years past it has often been sooner. The 10-day rule puts the official day at Friday, Feb. 4—a day which has come and quickly gone, but with students still gradeless. The only way to get grades without the Registrar??€™s website is to request a transcript, which requires money and a waiting period. Thankfully, the office has promised to have grades out by today, but there still remains...
...first time marveled at Firefox, a crazy, bizarro version of Internet Explorer that somehow blocks pop-up windows. I appreciated the multitudes of movie trailers played through iTunes. I gasped at how my first semester grades benefited from some kind of invisibility cloak built into the Registrar??€™s website. Amazing...
...Registrar??€™s office is finishing a test-drive of a new online transcript-request system expected to be ready by the beginning of February, which will eliminate students’ need to trek to 20 Garden St. in order to obtain an official copy of their grades...
...system will be linked to the existing Registrar??€™s Office website and will make it possible to create and save an online profile through which students will be able to request transcript copies. Once the processing fee has been paid by credit card, the student’s transcript will be available online...
...only one who has glanced at our academic calendar this year? Please, take a moment to log on the Registrar??€™s Office website and behold the reprehensible truncation of what used to be our winter vacation. Or just keep reading and I’ll tell you about it. Last year we had our last classes of fall term on Dec. 16 and were released to the world, returning to fair Harvard on Jan. 4. This break, which paled in comparison to those of our friends from home, lasted 19 glorious days. But if you thought Harvard couldn?...