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Cooper said that Stanford chose $45,000, the same cut-off as Yale’s, because based on their data, it was “sort of a natural break” to determine the families most in need...
...Three years ago, positive descriptions of Bush far outnumbered negative ones. In the past two years, the positive-negative ratio has been more nearly equal. This time, 48% of those polled used a negative word to describe Bush; just 28% picked a positive term; 10% chose neutral language. Six respondents chose a word that everyone could agree on: "President...
...even if people chose to room in order to bonk each other day and night, conservatives have no right to coerce individuals who disagree from their moral perspective...
...just a fraction of what Harvard spent on fund manager bonuses, it could have frozen tuition at all its schools. For just a fraction of the recent (inflation-adjusted) growth in the endowment, Harvard could have forgiven the college and graduate school debts of all its recent graduates who chose to enter public service and other modestly-paying professions...
...possible candidate from a southern state is widely expected to appeal to moderate Republicans and independents, will receive the honor at the Dems’ gala in April. According to the president of the Harvard College Democrats, Eric P. Lesser ’07, the Dems chose to honor Warner because “he embodies what we hope to be the future of the Democratic Party.” “Even as a Democratic governor in a highly Republican state, Warner showed an uncanny ability to get a lot done—from education reform to fixing...