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Princeton addressed this problem in late January with a series of bold and costly moves. It eliminated all loans for students whose families make less than $40,000 per year, replacing them with outright grants. For middle-class families making more, a large percentage of loans was eliminated...
Under traditional policies like the one Harvard used through this spring, 60 percent of outside scholarships are applied towards reducing outright aid, and 40 percent towards cutting loans. Stanford now uses scholarships to completely eliminate loans and work-study before applying them against grants...
...course, many in the Harvard community expect the exact opposite answer and are puzzled--if not outright critical--of students who haven't seen the light and decided to join their classmates in more exciting, cosmopolitan settings. After all, only the Unabomber wants to live in the middle of nowhere, right...
...also, Klein and his adherents argue, tends to discourage innovation outside of Microsoft's Redmond campus. In fact, what is most striking about the DOJ suit is how much of the perceived Microsoft problem the filing doesn't tackle and how many possible remedies Klein didn't request: an outright breakup of the company, say, or a court-ordered "Chinese wall" between its operating-system and application development efforts. Sun CEO and No. 1 Gates antagonist Scott McNealy tossed out his own provocative suggestion last week: make Gates sell his interests in the many companies he's bought into...
They range from deficiencies in Morehead StateUniversity's annual security reports to theUniversity of Pennsylvania's outright failure toreport certain crimes, including a rape...