Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Crimson betrays a bias in this direction (and also a sensationalist streak) by labelling as an "abortion fund" an RUS medical emergency loan fund which could also be drawn upon by a Radcliffe student choosing to bear her child. The fact that so few women choose this difficult alternative reflects the lack of encouragement and practical support for this option among counselors, and in society at large...
Secret Project. Not much of the Hughes Aircraft profit has gone to the medical institute. From 1964 to 1973, Hughes Medical received $21.6 million from the company; in the same period it gave back $8.8 million to Hughes Aircraft as repayment of a loan and spent only $8.8 million for medical research. Until now, the IRS has not compelled it to conform to the 1969 Tax Reform Act, which requires private foundations to disburse a fixed percentage of their assets. In the wake of Hughes' death, the Government may take a much closer look at the medical institute...
...CREATING ITS new parent Loan Program--which allows middle-income parents to pay for undergraduate fees through a six-to eight-year installment plan--the University has recognized that increasing tuition costs are gradually forcing middle-income students to turn away from Harvard and other private college...
Until the University--or the federal government--makes available more funds for financial aid, or finds some way to freeze or reduce tuition, the parent loan program should serve to expand Harvard's applicant pool and perhaps increase diversity among students...
...addition to its obvious importance for middle-income students and parents, the loan program also serves as a much needed gesture of good faith from the University. The new loan program is a small step in the right direction...