The University of Rochester has pledged that it will no longer begin the fall semester on any Jewish holiday. President Robert L. Sproull, in a letter to the American Jewish Congress, said that the university, “which usually starts on a Monday, will not start on Monday next year (1972) because of Yom Kippur. The first day of classes will be Tuesday, September 19.”
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