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...yield primarily to the expanded Harvard Financial Aid Initiative (HFAI), which this year made Harvard free to all students whose parents earn less than $60,000 a year, up from a previous annual salary of $40,000. Of the 2,109 students who received acceptance letters, 1,684 will attend the College. Because Harvard only aims to enroll 1,675 students, Fitzsimmons said that only five or six students will be admitted off the wait-list this year. This year’s yield represents a 1.5 percent increase over last year’s rate, which was the highest...
...department boasts a 1.4 percent applicant-acceptance rate compared to the College’s 9.3 percent this year.Of the 500 applicants vying for a spot in the department’s freshman class this year, only 100 were offered an interview, and seven were finally selected to attend the rigorous 22-week training program at a police academy in Quincy, Mass.The seven graduates who were ultimately handed their guns and badges on an early morning in February are the freshest HUPD faces, breaking up late-night parties and tending to the homeless.And it takes a certain personality to police...
...University announced in March that the chairs of each advisory group would meet with the search committee “from time to time” and that members of the search committee would “periodically” attend meetings of the advisory boards. But the ultimate selection of the next president will be left to the nine members of the search committee, culled from the ranks of the University’s two top governing boards, the Harvard Corporation and the Board of Overseers...
...were doing favors for Abramoff around the time of the Scotland trip. Two days before Abramoff sent Safavian the schedule for the junket, he asked him for some help in finding a location for a Jewish orthodox school he was looking to build in Maryland for his children to attend. Abramoff wanted to get land from the government, and Safavian, as chief of staff for the General Services Administration, the agency that controls government property, advised him that he should get Congress to order GSA to sell or lease the land to the school, according to e-mails released last...
...medical evacuation procedures. But some alums suspect an opinion piece published last week in The New York Post caused the cancellation. Typically closed off to foreigners, North Korea announced earlier this year that American citizens would be allowed to visit the country from Aug. 10 to Oct. 10 and attend the 2006 Arirang Mass Games, daily large-scale synchronized gymnastics performances. HAA first offered alumni the 12-day, $6,360 trip in late April. “While such an offering is not without controversies the confluence of events that made it possible has convinced us that it is something...