Word: doe
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This leads to great coming-home stories. A fellow Montanan, returning home from an Ivy League school, dropped the newly-reclaimed word “queer” at the family dinner table only to be stared back at with doe-eyed gawks. Perhaps this is Harvard’s curious way of preparing naive bumpkins for ideological persuasion on provincial battle fronts. But it’s peculiar that while BGLTSA unflinchingly welcomes a group called the “Lesbian Avengers”—I’m not sure what they’re here...
...richest universities in the Boston area stand to lose millions of dollars in campus-based financial aid under the proposal unveiled last month by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE...
Those institutions, including Harvard, Boston University and Northeastern University, have long been protected by federal legislation guaranteeing their historic share of the aid. But newer schools of equal and larger sizes, which continue to receive far less than their New England counterparts, have called on the DOE for more equitable funding...
...University of California, Los Angeles, with an undergraduate population four times larger than Harvard’s, received just $5.7 million in campus-based financial aid this fiscal year. Most large universities outside New England face similar situations, according to DOE statistics...
...Bush administration’s proposal for next fiscal year’s DOE budget calls the current distribution of campus-based aid “disproportionate” and “inequitable.” It asks for the revision of allocation formulas as soon as next school year...