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From a town-gown relations standpoint, the increased PILOT will help Harvard get back on the Cambridge government’s good side after years of acrimonious debate over the fee. Coupled with progress made in coexisting and communicating with residents of the Riverside and Agassiz neighborhoods, Harvard’s stock with city residents and local government officials has rarely reached such heights. That said, it is unfair that Cambridge should essentially bully Harvard into paying pacification money—in exchange for better town-gown relations—long before the former PILOT agreement was scheduled...
...lets them deposit any refund directly into a checking account or Rush Card, a Simmons-branded prepaid Visa debit card designed for urbanites underserved by traditional banks. In order to draw young people to the site, TTrefund.com offers a $10 discount on the Rush Card's $19.95 activation fee, plus deals on personal computers, digital cameras and wireless phones from Best Buy. Spring breakers can even save $200 on TTrefund-financed trips to Cancún, Mexico, or Daytona Beach, Fla. (This tax season, 9 out of 10 young taxpayers will be eligible for a refund--$900 on average.) So, will...
While most of the weekend’s climbers were college-aged, the competition was open to anyone who paid the $8 entrance fee. All competitors climbed 12-foot walls for a set amount of time and their scores were based on the difficulty of the routes they chose to take...
...growth in the number of requests for application fee waivers was also accompanied by a 16.7 percent rise in the number of students seeking financial aid in general, another positive sign that Harvard is attempting to further diversify its student body. But while these increases in the applicant pool are important, they will be meaningless if the accepted class does not reflect this greater diversity. It is not enough to have more low-income students applying; Harvard must enroll talented, high-achieving low-income students so that the new class of first-years will reflect the diversity of the applications...
...also said she faced other problems like securing a proctor, shelling out the $100 fee per exam, and finding a quiet place to study...