Kendall to Be Revramped Location of All the Personal Rec- Alumni Association
--- -- l |- | _ti ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- |Quote of the Week: "Continous News Service Since 1881" Harpo Marx, 1934 VOLUME 94, NUMBER 39 MIT, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACIHIUSETTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1974 FIVE CENTS Federal la 'WSwse %A allowV lW . i nspectio I f i es By Normaln D. Sandler mission data, letters of recom- {Seconl of two parts) mendation and standard academ- If you are like most MIT ic information, as well as nota- students, you probably have no tions of any disciplinary action idea how much personal info- or academic probation. rmation MIT has compiled about Beyonid that the' records dif- you during your academic ca- fer. The Dean's Office maintains reer. separate disciplinary files on stu- I-However, after Nov. 1'), MIT dents who have hiadaction students, as well as students at brou-ght against them. and these all other colleges and universities files remain intact even after receiving federal aid, will have an graduation. opportunity to see for them- However, Bishop's office is selves the type of information only the first place to look for college administrators maintain student files. Other MIT offices in personal files. maintaining files on students New federal laws regulating include Financial Aid, the Regis- the keeping and dissemination of trar, Student Accounts, the U personal information by educa- Medical Department, depart- = tional institutions goes into ef- ment headquarters and individ- ., fect next month, and will - for ual student advisors, UROP, the first time - give students the Institute Information Services, Kendall Square, familiar to MIT students as the locale of the nearest MBTA subway stop, will be right to peer into their own files.
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