Word: tuitions
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...fact that New York City's wages and salaries are the highest in the United States and says the city has been "courting disaster." He points to New York's hospital system, one of the best in the country, and to the city's university, with its free tuition and open admissions policy and he talks of "unbalanced budgets" as if the city were responsible solely to the accountant's sheets and not its 8 million people...
Another drawback is that this plan forces the College to admit fewer students, thus reducing tuition intake, the Faculty's main source of income. At the same time, expenditures would increase because of the amount of building--masters' residences, dining halls and libraries--needed to equalize all 16 Houses...
...possible change in the lengths of the school term to save money caused any stir. But that stir was strong enough to distract the faculty from the other 117 pages of the Dahl Report. The appendix suggested that the school should remain open all year to try to increase tuition revenue without crowding classes. "The debate on the report waged on that appendix," William Kessen, Yale professor of psychology and committee member, recalls. Ironically, after all "that vigorous and negative response, we ended up adopting that calender in modified form," Kessen says...
Rosovsky said last night he would not comment on possible increases in either tuition of room and board until his budget letter is released at the November Faculty meeting...
...Faculty's budget--including tuition and room and board increases--will be announced officially in February...