prepared a schedule of classes and a calendar of activities that would enable the university to close near its anticipated date of June 1. That same committee, however, had to set up four or five different schedules, because it proved to be December 26 be-fore classes could resume. By adding 10 minutes to each 50-minute class period beginning on December 26 and running un-til the end of February, the uni-versity was able to close its se-mester only one month behind schedule. Then, after a very brief holiday, the second semester began and will be closed at the end of June instead of at the be-ginning of June. All of the stu-dents will thus be able to finish their academic year without loss of credit and with loss of only one month's time. Th...