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...will Europe respond? For all the babble of clashing ideas, there's more harmony than you might think. Historic promises have been made on aid, debt and even the thorny subject of trade. Aggressive progress on these, matched by advances in fighting the evils of corruption in Africa, could transform the continent and prevent the fire from spreading. As a group, the E.U. countries have promised to commit 0.7 percent of GDP to the poorest of the poor. How Europe works to keep that promise is as important to Europe as it is to Africa...
...office before sunset, colleagues say the interim president has lived up to his pledge of an “active year.” “It will go down as one of the most productive years in Harvard history,” Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmons ’67, who worked with Bok last summer to bring Harvard’s early action program to an end, said. “Derek can certainly claim a major share of the credit.”Others say that Bok’s chief...
...cost of attending Harvard will actually decrease for some students, thanks to a spike of 6.8 percent in need-based financial aid, according to financial aid director Sally C. Donahue...
...according to Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmions ’67 transfer students that have historically been admitted are “every bit as well-prepared as people admitted through the freshman process.” Even Dean Gross admits that “the transfers that we admit are exceptional students, and they do very well here...
...cost of living at and attending Harvard College will rise by 4.5 percent this year, but an increase in financial aid is expected to outpace the hike, University officials said yesterday...