When it was put on the agenda for a Nov. 17 meeting, residents exploded.

Republicans have asked whether the officials at the Nov. 5 meeting were using any confidential information they had improperly gleaned about the investigations.

At its Nov. 17 meeting, the board got a fresh batch of applications from students wanting to transfer in September.

The 29-page plan served as the basis of a Nov. 20 meeting of the working group, which has 32 members.

The document from the Nov. 20 meeting gives the first clues.

The increase was announced at a Nov. 19 meeting of the authority.

The minutes of the Nov. 3 meeting indicated how concerned Fed members were about the market turmoil.

But some faculty members at the Nov. 9 meeting did not agree.

"Executive privilege clearly would protect notes of the Nov. 5 meeting," it said.

But last week, after considering emotional pleas from graduates and students at a Nov. 23 meeting, the law school rescinded the changes.