Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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These "fringe benefits" would include such items as tuition scholarships for faculty children, extended group medical insurance, and modifications in retirement policy...
...meet twice a week for four years, start with the simplest math problems but eventually lead the students through basic courses in radar, physics and electronics. The course outline has been accepted by the state-supported adult education program. The classes are open to nonunion registrants, and the only tuition for the course is a 25? token fee required by the high school where the classes are held. Hauer set the pace at a slow academic rate; he gives no tests, receives class papers unsigned ("Each one of these men came convinced he's the only dumb...
Without Waste. Short, grey-haired Paul Kayser, one of few men in the oil and gas industry who is usually called Mr., was born on an East Texas farm. He attended Baylor University at the cut-rate tuition for preministerial students, decided against the ministry, took up law, eventually reimbursed Baylor for the rate cut. As a lawyer in Houston, he worked his way up to the position of top attorney for Texas Financier Jesse Jones. In 1928 he began wondering why El Paso was using costly synthetic gas. while in the Permian Basin, 200 miles away, residue gas from...
...only dean who said flatly that no tuition rise was in sight was John C. Snyder of the School of Public Health. "We have just had a rise up to $1150," he said, "and none is contemplated for the near future...
...spokesman for the School of Public Administration said his school would not raise its present low tuition of $700 until the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences also raised its figure. J. Peterson Elder, dean of that school, could not be reached for any comment yesterday...