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...rude shock are those whose parents are reluctant or unable to contribute heavily to their education. Harvard calculates "need" first on the basis of a family contribution, and complaints that this is unreasonably high comprise more than half of all aid appeals for reconsideration. Aid Director Seamus P. Malin '62 says...
...Malin contends that inflated expectations of aid from Harvard spring mostly from small breakdowns in discourse: "Harvard will give you as much aid as it feels you need to attend does not equal 'Harvard will take care of you even if your parents won't.'" He notes too that it would be ridiculous to claim that nobody ever leaves Harvard for "financial reasons," regardless of aid policies...
Seamus P. Malin, acting director of Harvard's undergraduate financial aid office, said. "We are very concerned, but we have no idea how the regulations will be written," adding that officials will consider the question of replacing student aid that is denied under...
...passion for people watching which unites Malin's sports and admissions worlds will lose some targets this fall, as the director foregoes his usual recruiting trips to D.C. and to the West Coast. "Admissions is fun and all that," he says, "but I can't say I'll be too unhappy about not going to Beverly Hills High School and talking endlessly about do graduate students teach all the courses at Harvard and all those other tiresome questions." But tiresome or not, the admits--especially those who pass through the aid office--furnish him with years more of reflection...
...Well, the sports world is full of interesting people." Malin says, and allows an offhandedness that could almost be called smug to creep into the apparent unconsciousness of anything unusual about this life. "I guess there are worse things, he says. "What to work for Harvard are and the New York Cosmos...