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...think that anyone who works at University Hall from 8 to 5, Monday through Friday, has a different outlook on what students do on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings when they’d like to go out and spend time with their friends, because administrators just aren’t here then,” Sundquist points out. “So its different for them, as much as they try and as much as they care, to understand students...We’d like to see at the end of the day a good compromise that can allow...
...average, students on financial aid at four-year private universities received $9,300 toward tuition. While Harvard’s Director of Financial Aid Sally C. Donahue said she could not name Harvard’s average financial aid package for this year, she said that the University will spend $103 million in financial aid for undergraduates. Baum said a variety of factors contributed to Harvard’s ability to meet its students’ aid needs. “One, Harvard is rich. Two, most of its students are not poor. It’s not easy...
...figure out how we’re going to put the flesh on the bones,” he said. “You can call it $15 million or $16 million, but it’s still millions of dollars that we need to figure out how to spend.” Earlier this month, Boston granted Harvard approval for its 589,000-square-foot science complex, the first project to receive approval as a part of the University’s half-century expansion into the neighborhood. But before the University can break ground on its project, they...
After three years leading the Crimson, achieving a Sweeney Division title as well as an appearance in the EIVA quarterfinals in his debut season, Chris Ridolfi has resigned as the head coach of the Harvard men’s volleyball team in order to spend more time with his family...
...from Bush's best showing there. New Jersey hasn't voted for a Republican for President since 1988, though there are indications it is becoming less blue than it used to be. When Rudy's backers say his name alone on the G.O.P. ticket would force the Democrats to spend money here or there, they are probably right. But it is worth remembering that the old template about money is gone. Neither side will lack money for anything, anywhere, in 2008 - even money for just-in-case, rear-guard actions...