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...Martha Lyman, director of financial aid for Harvard, said yesterday that although the University does not officially support either Carter's plan or the tax credit bill, "Our feeling is that the administration's plan would benefit more people and would be more discriminating than the tax credit plan. It's more tuned in to the needs of students...
Carter's plan, which would raise the maximum income level at which families are eligible for federal tuition grants from $15,000 to $25,000, "would benefit a large number of Harvard students," Lyman said. These students would be eligible for grants of up to $1 600 a year. Lyman added that under the plan, more students would be eligible for subsidized loans, with interest paid by the government until the student graduates...
...affairs in the world had taken a turn for the worse since the early 1970s. The were both pleased that the Indochina War had ended, but they acknowledged that evil was still widespread--and people seemed less willing to fight it. And Mrs. Butterfield was worried about her husband, Lyman H. Butterfield, professor emeritus of History, who had not been well...
...also leaves her husband, Lyman H. Butterfield, professor emeritus of History a son, Fox, who is the Far East correspondent for The New York Times, and a daughter, who lives in Cleveland...
...Lyman's office has more of a role in the work-study program now because administrators have changed the criteria for determining eligibility for work-study. Instead of considering only the P.C. level, the aid office will examine a student's complete financial aid application. The new system, while hitting "90 per cent of the same people," should provide a more accurate assessment of which students most need work-study jobs, Maguire says...