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Under the non-merger plan, Harvard will integrate the Radcliffe dormitories into the Harvard House system and absorb Radcliffe's finances-and debt-while Radcliffe will retain control of admissions, financial aid, career counseling and the Radcliffe Institute. The President of Radcliffe will become a dean under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...plan will save money by eliminating redundant bureaucracy. Harvard will absorb Radcliffe's estimated $250,000 deficit under the contract...
...plan, which will be rubber-stamped in April by the 24th Party Congress, the consumer will get more-but not all that much more. The consumer-oriented industries are scheduled to expand at only a fractionally higher rate than the heavy industries. Furthermore, heavy industry will continue to absorb by far the largest share of the Soviet Union's $542 billion investment for the 1971-75 period while agriculture will receive 10% and the light and consumer industries about...
...advantages of higher learning to countless adults who might otherwise have no chance for a degree. These might include, for example, homebound housewives, deskbound businessmen and thousands of students too poor to afford living on campus. More important, perhaps, the newest "university without walls" will allow S.U.N.Y. to absorb many more students without erecting and maintaining expensive physical facilities. By 1974, the university expects 10,000 students in its un-campused college. By then, planners estimate that economies made possible by the new program should reduce the total yearly cost of educating an off-campus student by half, from...
...board "will not become the architects of a new wave of inflation," Burns told the committee. His apparent meaning is that the Federal Reserve will put out only as much money in 1971 as its seven governors judge the economy can absorb without adding to inflation. If that amount turns out to be enough to bring about Nixon's predicted 9% jump in gross national product, to $1,065 billion, this year, well and good...