their donations," agreed Yale's Chief Archivist,
Judith A. Schiff.
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But Schiff added that because there are much
longer limits--typically 75 years--placed on
sensitive material, such as grades, 20 years is an
appropriate time frame to release most archival
documents. Yale has a 20-year policy.
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