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...Bush administration had argued for a smaller increase because, as the economy slows, the DOE predicts more people will enroll in school—and put pressure on the program’s budget. The larger $250 increase in maximum Pell awards will cost an estimated extra $700 million, about a 10 percent increase over the program’s current cost...
...Department of Education (DOE) awards Pell grants to about 4 million undergraduates each year, based on their families’ financial need and the cost of the colleges they attend...
Pell grants make up only a small part of the College’s student aid packages. Of about 3,000 undergraduates on financial aid, only 20 percent receive Pell grants. The total Pell money from the DOE to Harvard students totaled $1.2 million last year, out of a total of $54 million in grant funds given out to undergraduates, Donahue said...
...measure was sponsored in the House by Rep. Ralph Ragula (R-Ohio), who chairs the subcommittee that funds the DOE, and Rep. David Obey (D-Wis.), the ranking Democrat on that subcommittee...
...reduce our dependency on oil from the volatile Middle East, then we need to capture more supply from the OPEC and non-OPEC nations currently supplying us to replace the 2.5 million BPD we get from the Persian Gulf. According to the Energy Information Administration of the DOE, such alternatives are available. Russia exports a net (production minus internal consumption) 4.3 million BPD alone, of which we capture virtually nothing. Norway exports 3.1 million BPD, of which we get only 10 percent. Venezuela, an exporter of 2.7 million BPD, sends only 55 percent, or 1.5 million...