Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...dollar application fee now required from all students seeking admission to Harvard, Princeton, or Yale has resulted in a decrease of candidates for the class of '60, deans of admissions at the three colleges agreed yesterday...
...Princeton, where applications are still being received at a steady rate, the full effect of the ten dollar fee is not yet very clear. Joseph Bolster, assistant dean of Admissions, nevertheless believes that "in the final count there probably will be a decrease in applicants, the reason being the ten dollar application fee...
...lower number of applicants has not affected the geographical distribution of students at Harvard, David D. Henry '41, acting dean of Admissions, pointed out. "We were afraid," he said, "that students in some districts would be discouraged from applying by the new fee, but this does not seem to be the case...
Western Electric may continue to make A.T.& T.'s equipment but at competitive prices and with "valid" cost-accounting methods that can be checked by public atilities authorites. Biggest concession-A.1.& T. agreed to license without fee all its existing 8,600 patents-from tiny transistors to the promising solar battery It would also make available all future patents at "reasonable rates...
...lower number of applications has not affected geographical distribution, according to Henry. "We were afraid that students in some districts would be discouraged from applying by the new fee, but this does not seem to be the case," he said...