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...federal Pell Grants—important, often vital, government college-aid awards based on financial need. Under the proposed changes, students whose parents make between $25,000 and $30,000 will receive less funding. But the largest changes will be amongst those who earn between $30,000 and $45,000??€”no fortune in light of the high cost of American tuition. 84,000 students stand to lose their grants altogether. Given that the Pell Grants have not kept up with inflation and, more importantly, the rapidly increasing costs of providing education, making these cuts is essentially hitting lower...
...yards for Dawson marks the second straight season in which he has topped the 1,000??€“yard mark in rushing...
...fact, the University devoted nearly 85 percent of its money—$440,000??€”to bolster lobbying efforts at Harvard’s Office of Federal Relations, according to the Chronicle...
Anticipating crowds and hoping to increase revenues, the members of the HCC persuaded the College administration to allow an unprecedented number of students—4,000??€”into the concert, which will take place at the Gordon Indoor Track and Tennis Center...
...council spent $15,000 on the show, which was run by the Harvard Concert Commission (HCC). HCC Director Justin H. Haan ’05, who is also a Crimson editor, said that the show cost a total of $28,000??€”$25,000 of which went to Breuer’s fee. He said that the HCC was likely to lose between $2,000 and $3,000 on the show, but did not have final ticket sale figures last night...