Word: perring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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LAST YEAR, the Faculty ended up collecting more of the overhead costs than Ford had predicted, and the unexpected money helped bail the budget out of its predicted deficit. This year, however, prospects are bleaker. The Faculty will still get its overhead percentage--7 per cent of all research money--but the total amount of research grants will be much lower. For the first time since the 1940's, the grant totals will drop, and Ford predicts 25 per cent less research money than would have come with normal expansion...
...funds. The reason is obvious: while the departmental balance money is not really too active, the money put in the University funds is busy increasing itself. Harvard's investment policies have always been shrewd, and four times in the last 12 years the investment funds have had a 10 per cent capital increase. The income helps the Faculty; the important question, however, seems to be whether keeping the investment funds is a legitimate reason to boost tuition once more...
...think Harvard's defense can move on Yale. I just finished looking at the films of the Harvard-Princeton game, and Hornblower did some of the best running I've seen in some time. If he and Gatto are at 100 per cent strength, it should go right down to the wire...
...said Rossman, who claims that selling yogurt and fence painting grew out of his work in Soc Rel 136--a new course on the student's role in the University. "Why should a non-profit institution like Harvard make 96 percent on Yogurt when a grocer makes only 22 per cent...
...Graham Hurlbut Jr., director of University food services, said yesterday that the Dudley House cafeteria--like the House dining halls--operates on a non-profit basis. He estimated that the charge for lunch in a House dining hall is about 94 cents per day ($1.35 by the meal) compared to the 85 cents allotted to students for noon meals in Dudley...