Word: aids
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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BESIDES involving the students, and making their education relevant, FCC is making it financially possible for students to go to college. Tuition is $75 a term for full-time students, and if a student can not meet that, them the financial aid office will try, and has been trying all summer, to help him, either by jobs or by scholarships and loans...
This amendment is considered the more lenient of two "anti-riot" amendments approved by the Congress this fall, since it leaves university administrators--not government officials--with most of the power to decide who will lose federal aid...
About 1200 to 1500 Harvard students received $1.2 million of the federal money, according to Peter K. Gunness '57, director of federal aid...
...first response came from Mayor John Lindsay. Worried by ghetto protests and hoping the move would get him more state aid, Lindsay came out in early 1967 for decentralizing New York's schools. In December of the same year, he asked the New York State Legislature to dismantle New York's school system into a series of smaller districts controlled by joint parent-teacher-administrator school boards...
...sense of the HUC that these changes should be effected beginning with Fall, 1969 with the class of '73 for the four-year program, and the class of '71 for the two-year program. These are contingent on the maintenance of financial aid to the ROTC students who show need. This aid should be maintained by ROTC. If not, the HUC hopes that the Harvard Financial Aid office will give these students special consideration...