Word: interested
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...been working with the architect, making all the kinds of cost savings that our people or the architect can come up with. Construction costs are so high today that unless you get some kind of an offset, such as a lower interest rate, you end up with rents that many faculty members will be unwilling to pay, even for the privilege of living in Cambridge...
...University is planning to finance the project under Massachusetts's newly-established Health and Higher Education Facilities Authority. In essence, this authority helps universities, hospitals. etc. to finance construction at the rate of interest for tax-exempt bonds, rather than at the higher market interest rate. The authority issues bonds to finance the construction, owns the project when it is completed, and rents it to the University for a nominal fee. The bonds are then retired out of the revenues of the project-rents in the case of Shady Hill...
...little moved." the judges said, "by the contention that one who has persistently evidenced no interest in whether he has been offered suitable relocation facilities has standing to claim that the statute is unconstitutional in that it provides no opportunity for a hearing...
According to Gogel. Dean May has expressed "startling interest" in revamping Harvard's academic system. The HRPC hopes the plan will be ready for presentation to the Faculty within three weeks...
...buying an encyclopedia produces an identical offer for the same price-without the requirement of a letter praising the encyclopedia. The Boston office of Collier's offers the 24 volumes for $339.50, but also offers the combination deal for the same base price-$479.50-as in Louisville. Additional tax, interest, and yearbook charges push the total about one hundred dollars higher...