Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...enrollment of the College. He pointed out that "historically, Harvard has tended to increase its enrollment much less than other colleges in the nation." A restricted admissions policy can foster "improving quality" in the student body, he added. Harris also noted that "rumors of a rise in tuition have been circulating," and asserted that such a cost increase "may result in a decline of quality if not accompanied by restrictions of entry...
...Ford Foundation yesterday announced grants of half a billion dollars to colleges, universities, hospitals, and medical schools, of which $4,510,000 will be given to the University to raise faculty salaries. This may forestall the predicted rise in tuition believed to be earmarked for increased faculty salaries...
Announcements of a rise in tuition have been expected this year to finance a proposed increase in faculty salaries. This grant may put off such an announcement for the time being...
Feel & Touch. While Wilt was still a student at Philadelphia's Overbrook High School, at least 140 different colleges shared Phog's high opinion of him. They offered Wilt the world-tuition, cars, free air travel home on weekends-but Phog outfoxed them all. After peddling Kansas' virtues to Wilt and his coach, he turned his charm on Wilt's mother ("Mrs. Chamberlain, now I see why Wilt is such a nice...
Elder, calling the former policy of the GSAS "completely archaic," said that most students only need loans for short-term purposes, since a large scholarship program in general covers such basic expenses as tuition. "Although I don't expect a raid on the bank, lower interest rates should certainly make loans more bearable," he said...