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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Today is the last chance for students in the College to waive a $14 insurance fee for the University's new medical plan...
Formerly $5.50, the annual fee covers a girl's Student Government dues, Class Dues, and a year's subscription to the Radcliffe News...
...Bandage" is actually an appropriate word, for much of the plan provides coverage for emergencies, hospitalization, and major illness or injury. The payment of the $14 fee will insure students up to $1,000 for any disability during the academic year, and an additional $5 will continue the policy during the summer. In addition, the plan is effective in other parts of the country and the world, as well as in Cambridge itself...
Beyond meeting the needs of four-fifths of the University, the plan is completely fair to those who do not choose to participate. Those students who have what they consider adequate coverage already can decline to pay the insurance fee by taking an easy trip to the Hygiene Building--if they are in the College or the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences--or to their respective deans, if they are in other graduate schools. Students must make their decisions quickly--within two weeks of fall registration. Members of the Department of Hygiene are ready to discuss comparative policies with...
...office). Nothing happened. It was 1933, and hardly anybody was worth suing. Marshall's practice lost him $1,000 the first year. The next year he did better, building up a well-to-do clientele and a reputation, but he was increasingly involved in low-fee hard-work cases on civil rights. In a Maryland court, he won separate-but-equal status for a client. Donald Murray at the University of Maryland School of Law, a right about which he felt strongly. To the N.A.A.C.P. leaders, this victory tagged him as a really effective attorney in the N.A.A.C.P...