Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...nature of work should be redefined," he said. "Students should be paid for studying, in addition to having free tuition." Such pay would be an inducement to economically-disadvantaged students not to leave school, he said." A 16-year-old dropout who's working and making enough money to buy clothes and look nice on a date won't give that up to go back to school," he said...
...them buy not from friends, personal contacts or people in their entry. Some of these sellers are benevolent souls who just want their friends to have a fine experience and sell the drugs very cheaply. Others make fantastic profits from their sales and have been known to pay their tuition or buy stereo sets with what they...
...Africans will come to American universities under ASPAU's asupices this September, considerably less than last year's number. But applicants keep rising. In 1966, 2,960 Nigerians put in for the program; 14 were accepted. The student's government pays for his transportation; the college pays for his tuition out of its regular scholarship fund; and our State Department -- entirely in the open -- pays his maintenance allowance which usually amouts to about $2500 annually...
...penalty if the government does not aid prep schools as Dean Sizer wishes? They may have to increase tuition. The time is long past when the nation can cry over potential hardships to the rich. But the time is ripe to aid education where aid is truly needed, and that need lies far from the soccer fields or our "independent" schools. Peter C. Poole...
Unless these "independent" schools, even well-endowed ones like Exeter and Andover, can get some public money, he warned last week, there will probably be a steady decline in the quality of their teachers and facilities--or a steady rise in their tuition rate...