Course schedules (students), 1970-1979 (inclusive).

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Course schedules (students), 1970-1979 (inclusive).

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Contains course schedule information on each student such as course number, professor number, session meeting, class time, room location, student seat number, examination dates and times, and number of credits. Each card identifies the student name, identification number, and address, as well as the year(s) s/he is enrolled. It also specifies if the student completed required coursework.

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Harvard University Archives.

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Harvard University Archives.

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