Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Endowment certainly is not carrying as proportionate a load as in previous years," L. Gard Wiggins, Administrative vice-President, commented yesterday. As costs rise, tuition and other fees must also be hiked to fill the gap which interest on stocks and bonds cannot...
Despite a record return on its endowment, the University's income met less than one-quarter of its expenses last year, thereby making a tuition hike appear almost certain...
During 1961-62, however, salary expenses and other costs will go up again, Dean Bundy predicted, so that a tuition increase will become necessary. Although no figures have been confirmed, the hike may be in the range...
Last May the United States was rocked by the U-2 incident, this summer Richard Nixon was accorded the Republican Presidential nomination, and less than a week ago Dean Bundy announced the possibility of another rise in Harvard's tuition.... And yet none of these dismaying events is more than a prosaic prelude to the shocking deed perpetrated the day before yesterday in New York...
...much "research" is not all it might be. and is sometimes at the mundane level that most impresses state legislators, there are signs of improvement. With huge budgets, state universities can lure and equip more top researchers. With lower tuition than private schools, they attract more graduate students. At the University of Michigan, 40% of the enrollment is graduate students. At Cal, it is 43%. Many state universities are moving in the direction of the exclusively graduate institution that the rest of the world calls a university-even though they will always have undergraduates...