Word: costly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Instead, the College subsidizes housing costs for transfer students who chose to live in several Harvard-owned buildings, including Peabody Terrace, 18 Banks Street and the Botanical Gardens Apartments. These students can also purchase partial board contracts with Harvard Dining Services. The total cost of room and board to transfer students who select this "annex housing" option is usually a little higher than the fees paid by students who live in the residential houses...
...this night, the Flyers came out storming in the first period playing clean, European-style hockey. And the fans wanted the Bruins to check hard, even when they were a man down. But the urgings of the crowd cost the Bruins. Once on a shorthanded stint, Steve Kasper tried to take the body--and missed. For the next moment. the Flyers were essentially up by two men, and Mark Howe and Scott Mellanby for an easy goal...
Cabot House Chair Gregory A. Nadeau '89 said that there are many undergraduate musicians whose talents go largely ignored by fellow students. "There are so many people who play music, but just do their own thing," he said, adding that the cost of putting on a show prevents many bands from performing. and that the University's new alchohol policy has made it even more difficult...
Tickets for this weekend's ECAC semi-finals at Boston Garden are on sale now until tomorrow in the basement of Harvard Hall. Prices are $5, $6, and $8 with a Harvard i.d. card. All unsold tickets will be returned to Boston Garden on Thursday, where they will cost...
...meager share of the plunder (two gold, one silver and three bronze, in contrast to three gold medals for Finnish Ski Jumper Matti Nykanen alone) that they brought in New York Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner to help them harrumph. Promising importantly to look into it, he made noises about cost-effectiveness, dropped a few cold war phrases, filled a lot of newspaper columns and went home. Meanwhile, in front of the Village, one of the enemies of capitalism, G.D.R. Figure Skater Alexander Koenig, 21, politely priced a taxi and apologetically demurred. "Three dollars to the Chinook Center? I'll wait...