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...waiving fees for families making $40,000 to $60,000 a year. However, I am deeply dismayed by Harvard’s gleeful announcement today that it is increasing its financial aid for families making up to $180,000. Now, those families will only be required to pay 10 percent of their income to the College in tuition, instead of 16 percent. Let me be the first, but surely not the last, Harvard alumnus to state that as long as the University gives aid to families in that income bracket, I will not give one penny to the University. Enabling...
...double-digit scoring efforts from five players, led by senior Kellen Allen’s career-high 24 on 10-of-13 shooting. Allen wasn’t the only one with the hot hand for Long Island—as a team, the Blackbirds shot 55.9 percent from the field...
...minor for roughing, a two-minute minor for elbowing, and a 10-minute game misconduct…Ryan Carroll’s action was the first of his collegiate career…Despite the lopsided score, Harvard outshot the Eagles, 36-27…BC scored on 26 percent of its shots on goal. —Staff writer Daniel J. Rubin-Wills can be reached at drubin@fas.harvard.edu...
Typically Ph.D.’s will take one or more “postdocs,” as they are colloquially known, before seeking a permanent University position. Fifty-eight percent of employed life-sciences Ph.D.’s entered postdoctoral positions in 1995, more than twice the figure in 1973, according to the National Science Foundation...
Roughly 80 percent of Harvard science Ph.D.’s seek academic positions after graduation, according to Robin Mount, an associate director at Harvard’s Office of Career Services. She declined to give historical data but said the figure has dropped only slightly in recent years...