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Alas, universities today are not that perfect. At its most imperfect, the apprenticeship model has been perverted into a cheap labor source for the university. In a difficult economy, graduate students are forced to supplement meager stipends with more teaching-assistant work, little of which is managed in the apprentice-like manner it is supposed to be. Working long hours just to make ends meet, with little job security from one semester to the next, it is no surprise that graduate students across the country are turning to a historically successful method for improving working conditions...
...those students who can afford it. Currently, Massachusetts’ tuition is below average for New England and mid-Atlantic public colleges. Yet, while bringing Massachusetts’ tuition to par, Romney’s plan mandates that at least 46 percent of any tuition increase go to supplement financial aid programs. The state should continue to ensure the commitment to provide affordable education for all students without placing an undue burden on low- and middle-income families...
Several dancers say Harvard should supplement these three courses with a new dance class in the Literature and Arts B Core...
...concerns about Harvard’s resources was the question: “Is Harvard worth what we’re paying for it?” (It was no surprise that tuition checks were on parents’ minds—even the panel’s pamphlet supplement proclaimed itself “Courtesy of the Junior Parents’ Weekend Committee and, indirectly, Your Tuition Checks.”) The question is appropriate, given that students without financial support from Harvard had to dole out $18,350 for tuition, room, board, fees and health insurance...
...because he had gained 10 lbs. and because he knew he needed to hustle to make the team. (In the three games he pitched last year, he gave up three homers.) Many major leaguers told reporters last week that they take ephedra to improve performance. "It's a good supplement if taken right," Bechler's teammate Jay Gibbons told the Baltimore...