Word: fees
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...help offset the fee hike, Director of Financial Aid Sally C. Donahue said the College’s financial aid budget for next year would grow by nearly 10 percent, from $72.9 million to about $80 million...
Harvard’s hike comes in a year when the University has come under fire for paying its money managers millions of dollars and for allegedly hoarding its burgeoning $19.3 billion endowment while it responds to other financial concerns through layoffs and fee increases. A few members of the Class of 1969, a 35th-reunion class that is being heavily solicited for donations, have helped lead the criticism...
...December letter from seven members of the class demanded that the University take more aggressive measures to contain tuition and student fee increases. They added that $17.5 million, the highest reported salary of a Harvard money manager salary at the time of the letter, could pay the increase in fees and living expenses for all undergraduates. The highest-paid University money manager took in $35 million last year...
...council also authorized a pilot program to provide a keg return service that will take place on April 11, April 18 and May 2. Students will be able to drop off their kegs to be returned at Eliot House, Mather House and an undetermined Quad site for a $5 fee...
...firms, or even used as flesh-and-blood crash-test dummies. The only hard rule, by federal law, is that under no circumstances may anyone profit from the transaction. The exception to that rule, however, is that the people handling, storing and processing the body may collect a reasonable fee for expenses. Such a loose standard begs to be exploited...