Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...increase would mean a rise in Harvard's overall tuition-room-board charges for the third straight year. The room rate was raised $40 -- to $550 -- this year and tuition has already been increased by $240 -- to $2000 -- for next year...
...enrollment of 220,000 full-time students. Many students feel that they get a better break in the East than they would in the West, since under Ulbricht 40% of the students come from working-class families (v. only 8% in West Germany). Not only is there no tuition, but 95% of all students receive scholarships to cover living costs...
...legal responsibility to students is exactly the same as the responsibility of any doctor or hospital to its patients. The $95 medical fee--paid by all undergraduates as part of tuition--is purely a financial responsibility, like a private insurance policy, which protects the student in case of injury or illness whether or not he is at school when it occurs...
Frustration & Boredom. Most Negro colleges, the authors write, are staffed by a "domineering but frightened president" and a "faculty tyrannized by the president and in turn tyrannizing the students." They "admit almost any high school graduate who will pay tuition and graduate most of those who keep paying." But about half the students simply opt out-and not without reason: "These colleges are so monotonous that it may well be the better students who leave, in frustration or boredom...
...pupil. The court order allows every student to enroll in the school of his choice starting next fall and implies that punitive action will be taken against state and school board officials who seek to evade the ruling. It also tosses out as unconstitutional a state law under which tuition grants of $185 a year have been given to white students so that they could attend segregated private schools rather than public schools the courts have ordered to integrate...