A student porter cleaning system has ben in operation on a trial basis at M.I.T. since last September, and has been favorably viewed by University officials.
--January 25, 1951
25 Years ago
Registration Today to Include Encoding of All Bursars Cards
Undergraduates registering in Memorial Hall today will queue up to have the stripe on their bursars cards validated with a magnetic code, R. Jerrold Gibson '51, director of the office of fiscal services, said last week.
The encoding is the first step in administration plans to test equipment designed to limit access to University facilities. Gibson said he hopes to experiment later this spring with shoe-box-like readers that scan the stripe to determine whether I.D. cards are valid and whether their holders are entitled to board privileges.
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