Word: registrar
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Between last Monday morning and next Wednesday noon Summer School students will write 3251 three-hour exams in a dozen different rooms scattered throughout the Yard, Stanley Leonard, Summer School Registrar, predictied early this week...
...small core" of graduate students assisted by Summer School students will supervise the exams, the Registrar said. For their vigilance, head proctors will be paid $2 an hour and proctors $1.25 an hour...
...white man only a few minutes to. get registered, while Negroes often had to wait an hour; thus only a small percentage of Negroes was registered. In Green County, Ala. Negro registrants had to be accompanied and vouched for by "a good white man." In Caldwell Parish, La. the registrar refused to accept whites as witnesses for Negroes because they were of a different race...
...registration a guarantee that the Negro will get to vote. In Ouachita Parish, La. a nonprofit Citizens' Council was formed last year "to protect and preserve by all legal means our historical Southern social institutions." The parish (county) registrar let council members into her office when it was closed to the general public (nights, holidays, etc.), let them examine voting lists and draw up their own lists of some 3,500 Negro registrants. When the council members followed up by challenging the 3,500, the registrar ordered the Negroes to appear within ten days to prove their identity...
Women are still catching up to men in the Summer School, numerically, that is. But the rate is slowing down. A preliminary report, released yesterday by Summer School Registrar Stanley Leonard shows that of the 2865 who have filed final study lists, 1634 or 57.13 percent are men, 1230 or 42.87 percent are women. One individual is of "unknown" sex, the report says...