Word: transfering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...finances separately, one school's surplus is not used to ease another's deficit. The Business School, for example, incurred surpluses even during the worst inflation of the '70s while the College and GSAS, in their worst year, wound up with a $1.4 million deficit. The University refuses to transfer income from the profitable schools to these with shortfalls...
...spite of existing financial aid options, there are undoubtedly numerous qualified students who are forced to transfer or don't even bother to apply because of the constraints that inadequate financial aid programs impose. When Dean Rosovsky announced the forthcoming tuition hike he promised to "generate certain prospects and plans" to further relieve the burden of college costs. But when Robert E. Kaufman '62, assistant dean for financial affairs was questioned about these proposals he offered no concrete plans, adding that the administration's programs would "not necessarily be forthcoming within the next couple of months...
...always, Sadat was eager to maintain good relations with the U.S. While in Cairo, Vance was elaborately thanked for the $500 million aid the U.S. granted Egypt immediately after the January food riots, and for Washington's decision-announced during the Secretary's visit-canceling the transfer to Israel of the devastatingly powerful CBU-72 concussion bombs. But Sadat emphasized that his country's crippled economy needs continued financial support from the U.S. and that his armed forces require new weapons and spare parts, since they are no longer being supplied by the Soviet Union...
Annette P. Carnegie '80, a student assigned to Craig's class who moved after attending the section for a weeek, said Tuesday that Craig's attitude toward black students was "the most important factor" in her decision to transfer...
This last entry in the minutes brings up another cause for dispute. McLaughlin and Danehy say county commissioners can have their executive assistants act in meetings as surrogates for them, provided that a majority of the board approves this provisional transfer of voting power every year. Ralph interprets the law to mean that an executive assistant can act for an absent commissioner only if the remaining two commissioners authorize him to do so, and that this authorization must be renewed for each meeting. If Ralph is correct, then many of the meetings held in the last two years have been...