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...Soviet government turned down Dershowitz's request to assist Anatoly Scharansky, a member of the "Helsinki watch group." Scharansky is now serving a 13-year prison sentence...
...University will increase nighttime shuttlebus service beginning next week in response to a request for better student security made last December by the Committee on Housing and Undergraduate Life (CHUL...
Citing Harvard's unwillingness to dramatically increase its in-lieu-of-tax-payments to the city, the Cambridge City Council last night went on record in opposition to a Graduate School of Design (GSD) request for a beer and wine license...
Your House office adds a greal deal more to the file, including tutor's reports, recommendations, disciplinary records, all academic information, and student letters and applications. Most of this information enters the student's file with the student's full knowledge, usually at his request. Although the law allows anyone officially connected with the school who has a legitimate interest in your education access to the files, Harvard is far more stringent. Only you, your House officers and people to whom you give permission have access. Even federal investigators (including FBI investigators attempting to grant you a security clearance) need...
...only person who has access to the collection in the archives. You can request anything there; you have access to everything but the confidential recommendations. If you die, your heirs or immediate family have access to your records. You or they can give permission to third parties (biographers, for instance), to view certain documents. Your file does not become open property (without your permission) until years after your death--control over access is placed in the hands of your family. If you have no family, Harley P. Holden, curator of the University Archives, says, access is limited "until about...