Word: somes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The masters' new consensus removes a major stumbling block from the plan to change the lottery from its present form, which maximizes student choice. Last year, opposi- tion from some masters helped scuttle aproposal to reserve 25 percent of the places ineach house for random assignment.
A "small majority" of masters favor some degreeof randomization, Dunster House Master Karel F.Liem said.
If passed, 1-2-3 would allow some tenants in rent-controlled housing to buy their apartments, which is currently prohibited. Meyer and other referendum supporters contend that this change would allow thousands of low-income city residents to own their own homes.
But what if these students were uninsured and became sick or injured? For some, the anwer would be Medicaid. Any full-time student under 21 years old with less than $2000 in assets and less than $483 in mothly income is eligible for Medicaid assistance. If the state has been...
The bad news is that they don't get any extra financial aid to compensate them for the additional expense. With their already tight budgets strained even further by the new regulations, these students face some difficult decisions--such as how to afford both health insurance and books.