Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Under the 1971 agreement, Radcliffe gives all its income from tuition, rents and endowment to Harvard, and Harvard pays all the bills for the Colleges--including any deficits...
...tuition-free YWCA-operated day care center in Central Square closed yesterday because of financial problems and conflicts with the YWCA director...
Under a 1971 "non-merger merger" agreement, Radcliffe now pays Harvard 100 per cent of the income from endowment, tuition fees and rents while Harvard assumes the total expenses of Radcliffe's operation...
...manifesto, issued last week by the new presidents of four small liberal arts colleges (Bard, Bennington, Scripps and Wheaton), is the latest salvo in a major debate now roiling many academic institutions. With the tuition cost of a private liberal arts education soaring to as high as $5,500 a year, colleges are finding it increasingly difficult to justify the expense-particularly since many of their graduates cannot find jobs. Practical "vocational" programs have become popular. Just last year T.H. Bell, then U.S. Commissioner of Education, declared, "It is our duty to provide our students with salable skills...
...admitted to the Shantung Provincial Experimental Art Theater at Tsinan. This was an art school, where I studied mainly modern drama but also some classical music and drama. I was only 15 then. The school provided free tuition and meals and an allowance of two yuan (about 60 U.S. cents) a month. I studied there only one year, but I learned a lot. I got up before daylight and tried to learn as much as possible. [The curriculum also included the special body movements used in Chinese opera, makeup, costuming, traditional Chinese musical instruments and even the piano, for three...