Word: fund
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Lewis disagrees, citing Harvard's Student Activities Fund, the Office for the Arts, the Harvard Foundation, and the President's Public Service Fund as examples of administrative funding for student groups...
Burton wants Seton's legislation to include a five-dollar term bill fee on all undergraduates to fund the operations of the Radcliffe Union of Students...
...bottom of your fall tuition statement, there is a $20 fee which you may check off if you don't want to pay. From those $20 fees, the council gets its annual income of over $120,000. That means that right now, over 6000 students choose to fund campus events, services, and student group grants by paying the term bill fee. The fee has been $20 since 1988, even though tuition has nearly doubled in that time...
Where does the money go? At the beginning of each year, the council formulates its budget. We are mandated to spend at least 60 percent of the money on our grants fund, and this year, we chose to allocate about $100,000 to student group grants. That's 67.5 percent of this year's budget plus any rollover from grants that weren't picked up last year...
...that enough money? Not at all. If you look at all of the grants funds on campus, including the Dean of the College's fund, the President's Public Services Fund, the Office for the Arts, and the Foundation, you'll find that the council is providing nearly half of the available funding for our student groups. And that money goes to everything from Radcliffe Rugby to the various plays and musicals that are performed on campus...