Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Last day for study program changes or withdrawal (with complete adjustment of tuition and laboratory fees), 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 1:30-4 p.m., 20 Garden St. Last day to change a non-credit or audit course to credit, or to change from one credit course to a new credit course...
...Last day for study program change or withdrawal (with complete adjustment of tuition and laboratory fees). Last day to change a non-credit or audit course to credit, or to change from one credit course to a new credit course. Last day to add a Pass/Fail course, or to change from graded to Pass/Fail or from Pass/Fail to graded status. Last day to register and file final study card for credit program, with late...
...mortgages and tuition bills and beef prices have jolted a majority of Americans into the realization that their way of life may depend on their understanding the U.S. economic system and helping to get it back in tune. In short, almost all Americans are in some way now linked with business concerns. There is a vague understanding that while capitalism is far from perfect and not even very romantic, as Political Commentator Irving Kristol explains, it performs the job of distributing goods and services, and preserving individual freedom, better than any other system...
...college or private school. The White House claims that the credit would cost the Government too much in lost revenues and would benefit the rich as well as the poor. But the tax-credit plan has great political appeal. Last week the House voted 237 to 158 for a tuition tax credit of up to $250 for each student in college and up to $100 for each student in a private secondary school. Carter has promised to veto such a bill...
...when the school went from 50% white to all black, and enrollment (now 340) fell by two-thirds. More students are applying now, but the church says it cannot continue its $150,000 annual subsidy, which covers a third of the school's budget (the rest comes from tuition and assorted fund-raising ventures). The cost per pupil runs $1,300 a year, compared with a $900 average in the archdiocese (and $1,700 in Chicago public schools). The cruel story is repeated in many urban ghettos. The church is unable or unwilling to subsidize education for non-Catholics...