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...exactly the way it was when I moved in. You know, get out so I can get moved in,” Dan said. Martin acknowledges that Dan is a source of inspiration for his work on Harvard Yard. “In that I have to pay his tuition, I am inspired every day to write. Seeing the place through his eyes has been an inspiration. Seeing the modern Harvard through a new set of eyes had been refreshing,” Martin said...
...university has an extensive marketing campaign all over the world to attract foreign students," says Jörg Severin, the chancellor. It?s a good deal too: foreign students pay no tuition to study in Germany. Because nearly all of the hijackers and their accomplices were formally enrolled at universities and had legal residence in Germany, they could easily travel around Europe or go home to the Middle East, from where they could visit Afghanistan without arousing suspicion. And college students in Germany frequently take eight or nine years to finish their studies, giving them plenty of time to move...
...Hamburg was an ideal long-term base; 1 in 7 of the city's population is foreign, as is 1 in 5 of the students at Atta's college. (Foreign students pay no tuition in Germany.) Atta and his friends could have stayed as long as they liked-Germany invented the perpetual student-since they had legal residence, could travel freely around the E.U. or leave it for a period, without arousing suspicion. It is hard to think of a way of life that so epitomized the promise of a borderless world and then perverted globalization to such an evil...
According to its website, HSA aims “to help defray rising tuition costs, while providing practical business experience and supplying valuable, necessary services to the Harvard community...
...pretty good living by working two jobs. By day, the 49-year-old single mom worked full time in a local hospital, drawing blood samples from patients awaiting surgery. That paycheck went to cover the mortgage on her modest Minneapolis, Minn., home. To pay other bills--including parochial-school tuition for daughter Amy, 13--Lind worked 21 hours a week at Davanni's Pizza, a supplier of Northwest Airlines' domestic in-flight meals, where she earned $9 an hour...