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...calculating the costs of alternative meals plans, we have assumed that the fixed costs of the Food Services--labor, administrative, and overhead--should be borne equally by all resident students. The variable prices will reflect only the differences in the non-fixed, food costs. (This appears to be the practice at every other school we have examined.) Thus the savings that might result to those who purchase a 14-meal plan would come solely from a reduction in the cost of the food that they eat. At the same time, this would mean that board contracts would rise for those...
...variable meal plan been in effect in 1978-79, those choosing a 21-meal plan would have been required to pay $60.30 more. Those choosing a 14-meal plan would have saved $72.80. In light of the estimated $8000 that it presently costs to spend a year at Harvard, these cost differences are probably not enough to have a major impact on a student's overall financial situation, but they are substantial...
Only in communal bathrooms where no one takes responsibility for restocking should toilet paper be freely distributed, and because of distribution problems the entire Yard should be included. Extension of service to the River Houses would cost $12,000-$19,000, or $2-$4 per student which would cost even those students already receiving free t.p. Also, students probably get better quality paper than Harvard buys...
Funds for the program come solely from the University. The Widener project is expected to cost about...
Jack E. Cady, assistant director for Facilities, said yesterday grading the area in back of Widener will not cost any more than building a standard ramp off to the side...