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...longer messianic, the way it was in the '60s, but relatively pragmatic. That may give the present mood a greater staying power.'' That's good, because the American generation now reaching middle age has a lot of promises to keep - not to mention mortgages to carry, tuition to pay and lawns to mow. No wonder they want to keep it simple...
...this reason, critics who argue that this type of distance learning is unfair to those who pay $30,000 in yearly tuition can rest easy. As we all know here at Harvard, there is a difference between “learning” and simply completing problem sets or attending lectures. The former requires discussing the material and engaging with peers and faculty, can be done far more easily on campus than on the Internet...
...would it be good for the economy and help working families? Distribute the reduction evenly among working people so it will significantly affect 99% of us. Imagine what a family could do with $20,000 (make a down payment on a new house, buy a car, pay college tuition, purchase a computer). We'll call it "trickle-up economics." DAVID LUHR Cary...
While any increase in costs is always marked by opposition, particularly in light of the recent 3.5 percent tuition hike, this increase is a valuable one of which the effects will be immediately visible. Most undergraduates may not know where their $34,269 per year goes, especially in the context of Harvard's $19 billion-plus endowment, but they will be able to observe first-hand the results of more money for their on-campus organizations. Furthermore, the fee is optional, and students who choose not to pay it are by no means required...
...parents of Progressive Student Labor Movement (PSLM) members brought banners to Science Center lecture hall B during the opening remarks of Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68. Proclaiming "Caution: Social Injustice Zone" and "Act for a Living Wage" to their tuition-paying comrades, the poster-bearing parents were quickly ushered out of the hall, given the chance to listen to the speech only if they left their posters behind. According to the officers of the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) who escorted the parents out, they were acting on the dean's advance warning against signs and demonstrations...