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However, McKeon said that his bill was not aimed at elite institutions like Harvard, and instead is designed to direct federal aid toward students who couldn’t afford to attend any college...
...When the federal government got involved in higher education, the aim was to help needy students,” he said. “Forty-eight percent of lower income people who graduated high school and are fully qualified to attend college can’t, and 28 percent can’t even attend community college. That’s just wrong...
...Director Julie L. Gerberding will attend a planning meeting on Nov. 23 and 24 along with HSPH and KSG faculty and government officials, according to Howitt...
...Rude and Smooth dealt with the same national ranking difficulty that recent Crimson crews have had, in that Harvard often does not attend the official Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) National Championship regatta. However, in 1974, after Harvard won the Eastern title, Western champion Washington invited the Crimson to an east-meets-west duel to determine the true national champion...
Colleges do not increase tuition in an effort to swindle students; just the opposite, schools would likely lose applicant interest if they raised their rates without improving the product they provide. A school that rapidly increases the price to attend presumably uses the revenue to hire more, and better, professors and improve services, which attract higher achieving students and enhance the college’s competitive edge. In fact, at the schools where tuition is rising the fastest, per student spending often far exceeds tuition—and the number of applications to these schools continues to rise every year...