Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...tuition cost will be divided up in the same way as the present one in regard to individual courses, Bundy said...
Bundy did not say in just what way the Ford money would be used to aid the Faculty. He denied that there is a specific relationship between the new $1000-a-year tuition and the $1000-a-year grant that the Administration is reportedly considering as a "fringe benefit" to all Faculty members who have children in college...
This will be the College's third tuition increase in eight years and the fourth since 1929, when the charge stood at $400 a year. Next fall's boost will put Harvard's tuition at approximately the same level as Yale's and Princeton...
Bundy explained that the tuition boost is due to the increasing costs of maintaining College standards and to the Administration's attempt to enhance the financial position of Faculty members. "These factors will result in a sizeable operating deficit for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences for this current academic year," Bundy said...
...grant that the University recently received from the Ford Foundation cannot prevent the tuition increase, Bundy continued. He explained that the money is "mainly for increases in faculty salaries," and that "it will allow us to do about one-fourth of what we believe to be urgently necessary in this one area...