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Students on financial aid at Harvard are expected to spend less than $2,750 a year on living expenses??and it costs about half of that to pay for a year’s worth of books. Even worse is that it requires a substantial amount of money, a lump sum of over $600 at the beginning of each semester, to buy books for classes...
Knowles said the tax was necessary to cover “the inevitable associated expenses?? of gifts. But UC Student Affairs Committee (SAC) Chair and presidential candidate Ryan A. Petersen ’08 said on Tuesday that FAS, which faces a projected $75 million operating deficit by 2010, “wants more money...
Families in New England are spending a third of their annual income on college expenses??including tuition, other required fees, and living—according to a study conducted by Bridget T. Long, associate professor of education and economics at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. The study, “Paying for College: The Rising Cost of Higher Education,” found that college related expenses have increased by 7 percent since the 1992-1993 academic year. Co-sponsored by Massachusetts Institute for New Commonwealth (MassINC) and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, the study also...
...same as the national average of $41,994. But families with 18-24 year old children tend to have parents in their peak earning years. Comparing recruits to all families—including young families with low incomes and low expenses and old families with lower incomes and lower expenses??makes military recruits seem middle class. If we compare them with families headed by individuals in their 40s, the picture looks different. These families have an average income of $56,000 to $60,000, depending on which age range you focus on. In other word, the families that...
...sent out by a Voith and Gadgil staffer to a campaign staffer for Magnus Grimeland ’07 and Tom D. Hadfield ’08. The e-mail encouraged Grimeland and Hadfield to drop out of the race and offered the ticket reimbursement for all their campaign expenses??as well as lunch—if they threw their support to Voith and Gadgil. Because of this e-mail, the Voith and Gadgil campaign was fined $80 by the UC Election Commission (EC) for violating election rules. While Voith and Gadgil claim they had no knowledge...