Word: cents
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Democrat John C. Shershow '61, countered the Republican statements with statistics. Eighty per cent of the families in the United States, he said, earn only one half of the total income...
...community. Every girl at Radcliffe was a pioneer; this magazine which called itself "the undergraduate magazine of Radcliffe College and Harvard University." It thus made the initial mistake of competing with Harvard. By 1949, financial difficulties forced it to appear in mimeographed form, and more than 50 per cent of the contributions were from Harvard students. It collapsed in 1950, mainly because of student apathy...
...House Committee can offer real services to the House by using money spent by House members on their dues cards, then the cards are in no sense a burden. Over 85 per cent of Lowell House has bought Dues Cards this year, giving us a working budget from cards alone of over $1200. From this budget we are able to offer new and important services to the House, which after all, is the true function of any House Committee. Alan R. Blackmer, Jr. Secretary, Lowell House Committee
...generally appreciated, emphasized Goheen, that the parents of Princeton students pay only 45 per cent of their sons' instruction costs. Although he is opposed to radical tuition increases, Goheen announced a rise of $250--up to $1450--in Princeton tuition next year...
Requirements for applicants attaining GS-7 include "a sufficiently high score on a written test" and a B average or rank in the upper 25 per cent of their class, according to an announcement outlining the changes. Anual salaries for the positions of GS-5 and GS-7 differ...