Word: lowered
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...call the package cost, i.e., University health fees are not treated consistently in your comparisons. For example, the 1988-89 rates reported for Yale and Dartmouth do not include required health fees. Had required health fees been included for all institutions, your table would show Harvard's cost as lower than that for either Yale or Dartmouth...
...Harvard was able to stay with the Quakers for the first 500 meters despite a lower stroke rate. Then the Crimson lightweights made their move, as Penn was forced to slow its pace while Cornell, which had fallen behind badly in the first 200 meters, never recovered...
...past several years the University has used increasing sums from its endowment to supplement tuition. It should now dip further into this pool to ensure that lower and middle-income students will not be forced to choose between assuming enormous amounts of debt or foregoing Harvard...
...billion in public pension funds to finance low-income housing and public works programs. The money would be taken out of stocks and bonds and invested where it could do the most good. Simple in theory, but what about the retirees who would earn a lower return on their retirement funds...
...were afraid they might have the disease, and thus the relatively large number of subjects who tested positive in the study. Furthermore, all of these subjects were frequenters of the nightlife in a major metropolitan center; none were from any other demographic area. I can think of considerably lower risk places for a sexually transmitted disease...