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...Radcliffe graduate student received the first DuPont Company graduate Fellowship for Women in Science, Mrs. Bunting announced yesterday. Miss Joanne Radue of Washington, D.C., recipient of the award, will be awarded a $10,000 gift from DuPont to cover tuition, and a monthly stipend of $200 for two further years of full-time study...
...provide public facilities. Houston's only sizable public park is a gift from a rich donor. Much of the money for the city's lavish new medical center came from private contributions. Rice University, one of the Southwest's best educational institutions, is a privately supported, tuition-free school with a $70 million endowment...
...heart of Cornell is eight undergraduate colleges-four private, four public. Biggest and best of the private schools (tuition: $1,700) is arts and sciences, with 2,892 students, followed by engineering, architecture and hotel administration-an unmatched if untaxing innkeepers' academy founded with Statler hotel money. The state-supported schools (resident tuition: up to $575) are among the best of their kind. Agriculture, for example, is the nation's biggest, turns out researchers rather than farmers. Equally reputable: industrial and labor relations, home economics and the veterinary college...
...Cordoba University in Argentina, rioting students refused to obey the school's administrators and demanded a voice in running things. They asked for relaxed entrance requirements, looser attendance rules, the virtual elimination of tuition. To eliminate narrow-minded professors who preached the dogma of the oligarchs, they also called for review of professorial qualifications...
...Academie accepts no more than 30 girls a year. Members of the current crop include Henry Ford's daughter Anne (whose sister Charlotte graduated with the premiere class in 1961), Melinda Fuller, granddaughter of onetime Massachusetts Governor Alvan Fuller, and Genevieve du Pont of the Delaware dynasty. Tuition for the eight-month course is $2,800, covers the girls' social outings to theaters, balls, concerts and weekend house parties (escorted vacation cruises to Greece or Egypt are optional). Students do not live in dormitories, but (at an additional cost of close to $2.000) are placed with families...