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...weren’t.” Critics have challenged that it is possible for families to conceal their assets in hopes of qualifying for federal aid. But Scott-Clayton said she believes that only a small group of people would attempt this sort of fraud, although those who succeed at manipulating the system would pose serious political risks. Dynarski and Scott-Clayton released their discussion paper last month and presented the results at a forum in Washington, D.C. On Capitol Hill, Representative Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.) is also working to simplify the FAFSA form by allowing information from...
...championship time, there is still room to improve for the Black and White. “This is a team effort—you’re pulling for your boat, but also pulling for your team,” Golden said. “Working together, we can succeed as an entire team.” LIGHTWEIGHTS As the Black and White prepared for one of the biggest races of its young spring season next week at the Knecht Cup, the squad traveled to Rhode Island on Saturday to take on the Rhode Island, Bucknell, and Boston College heavyweight...
...Safra Center was Harvard’s first major inter-faculty initiative, “it is important for the director to have connections and interests that cut across the boundaries that make up Harvard.” In a statement, Schauer said it was an honor to succeed Thompson. “I hope to justify his and Derek Bok’s confidence in me by trying to reinforce such a successful foundation and to help the Center move into some number of new activities and directions,” he said. During the next academic year, Schauer...
...easier. The Isetan department store has begun stocking his clothing brand, Boëge, named after his home town in the Alps. He keeps an eye on French politics, but has few illusions. "There's so much inertia," he says. "It's a wonderful country, but the energy to succeed needs to return...
...Harvard became the victim of a large turnover this year and returned only one player, captain and No. 3 singles player Preethi Mukundan, leaving the fate of the championship up in the air. Nevertheless, Mukundan believes that the non-Ivy matches have given her new team the means to succeed. “The first part of the season really helped us to get used to competing,” Mukundan said. “Every single match we played we got better and better.” The Crimson competed against many nationally ranked teams in its fall...