Word: board
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According to the officer's estimate, the expenses of a scholarship student at Harvard will go up by $510 next year-$400 more for tuition, $60 more for board, and $50 more for miscellaneous personal expenses...
...Hall say that the Corporation has been deeply split over the choice of Lindsay-a graduate of rival college Yale. However, the Harvard administrators reportedly feel that Lindsay's defeat of Norman Mailer '43 in the New York mayoral race may help Mailer lose his race for the Harvard Board of Overseers...
...Council of the Harvard Graduate Society for Advanced Study and Research endorses the policy of the University as expressed by the Board of Overseers in dealing with a student minority who last week occupied University Hall by force. We believe that police action was unavoidable and necessary in the particular circumstances in order to preserve the institution itself...
...cost of borrowing money has been rising rapidly ever since the Federal Reserve Board decided last December to get tough about inflation. Last week the deliberate squeeze on credit pushed many interest rates to the highest levels since 1929, causing considerable anxiety among bankers. Many moneymen fear that one more turn of the Federal Reserve's monetary screws might, as the Bank of America put it, cause "serious disruption in the financial markets and create conditions that would generate a recession...
...Lufkin, the 37-year-old chairman of Donaldson, Lufkin and a Big Board governor, is pressing the other 32 governors to approve a change in the constitution, which would then have to be voted on by the 1,366 exchange-seat holders. The exchange has called for a committee report by July 17, and will seek the SEC's opinion. Lufkin does not intend to be put off. His firm's prospectus declares bluntly that if the constitution is not amended, Donaldson, Lufkin will go public anyway. If the stock exchange then drops it from membership, the firm...