Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Students at Brandeis University quietly demonstrated against a $250 tuition increase yesterday afternoon. The Student Council called the gathering of about 150 students "mature and responsible" and said it was made not only to protest the tuition raise but also to demand a chance to talk with officials...
...himself in his quiet citadel, far from the diplomatic battleground where fragile theories, however finely spun, can die. As his convictions change and his errors become apparent, he abandons previous positions without apology. This can be confusing, especially to the dogged few who follow him with the patience, the tuition and the comprehension with which any serious Lippmann reader must come fully endowed...
...athletic recruiting is only a small part of alumni admissions activity. In some areas, Harvard Clubs tend to be repelled, rather than attracted, when a candidate turns out to be muscular. The best Clubs seek out outstanding high school seniors in all categories, since in these days of high tuition and tough competition, many of the most able boys would otherwise be discouraged from applying to Harvard...
According to Bender, the Corporation has limited its grants because of budgetary restrictions on the amount of funds which can be handed out in a given year. Small scholarships awarded next fall are likely to increase in size over the years as colleges raise tuition...
Remarks by John Mason Brown '23, enlivened the meeting's proceedings. Brown, in a semi-serious proposal to add $10 to every student's tuition in order to procure funds for student drama, noted, "The University spends over $100,000 a year on athletics; the teams have shown that this is unrewarding. Why not spend a few dollars on the theatre...