Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...possible compromise is direct grants to Catholic students, patterned after the G.I. Bill of Rights, which paid many a veteran's tuition at church-related colleges after World War II. There may be other constitutionally permissible compromises. In any case, U.S. Catholics have acquired vast political power as well as a vast school system. For what they hold as equality of education, they are likely to fight hard, creating a troublesome problem for Catholic Kennedy...
Beginning next fall, all Princeton students will pay a flat rate of $360 a year for dormitory rooms. The standard charge will replace the present $130-$290 annual price range, and is part of a $250 tuition rise per student announced for next year...
...addition, the number of students applying for scholarships rose by over 10 per cent, even though the hike in tuition rates occured after applications had been printed. Glimp said that this figure indicated continuation of the shift away from a preponderance of private school students among applicants...
Sales of their wines now virtually support the work of the entire Western Province and its 250 brothers, who teach in eleven schools, many of them completely or partially tuition-free. The brothers like to stress their education of youth instead of wine making, but cannot resist comparisons. Says Brother John: "Wine is like a youngster. If he comes from a good mother and father, if he gets a good home and good education, he grows up to be a good individual. A good wine is the same...
...school will charge a tuition starting at $500 for kindergarten pupils. Initially the Quaker institution will teach only kindergarten through the fourth grade...