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Contains correspondence and memorandums related to Robert W. Spencer. Includes applications, recommendations, admission problems, and interview policies. Also contains information on the school of Zion in Osaka.

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Contains general administration records including correspondence, memos, admissions information, applications, applicatant recommendations / problems, final examination policies, and reports. Also included is “Admissions and the Relevance of Race” by William G. Bowen and “Building Bridges from High School to Brigham Young University”.

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Contains records pertaining to registration, including registration reports, news items, and and memos. Also includes enrollment history and projections dated October 13, 1977.

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Contains records pertaining to scholarships, including correspondence and memos. Also includes lists of the 1978 Spencer W. Kimball Scholarship recipients.

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Contains records pertaining to student financial aid, including memos and reports. Also includes Government Assistance Policies Review (1977), NAICU reports, a request for policy guidance on government assistance, and “The Tuition Dilemma” by John R. Silber.

Scope and Contents Contains materials related to the academic status of Brigham Young University and university planning set forth by the Office of the President. Materials include reports detailing the status of each college and their respective departments. The reports discuss the situation of the department with its academic goals and its service to the student body. Materials related to changes in tuition and the financial status of the colleges are also included. Student loans and scholarships are also...

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Contains materials associated with the aspect of university relations. Materials cover topics such as recruiting, publicity, and visits to the Brigham Young University campus. General public relations are also discussed through newspaper articles and interviews with President Oaks. The correspondence with off-campus performances by the performing arts and their international tours are also included. Dates range from 1971 to 1980.