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...schools who have not had to wait out the weather for practice time, exaggerating the Crimson’s inconsistencies. “We went into the tournament with the right attitude,” Hagge said. “It’s really about preparing for the Yale tournament.” That tournament, the Yale Spring Opener, will take place next weekend. It is one of just two tournaments the team will participate in before the Ivy League championships on Apr. 21-23. —Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...
...Yale and the Stanford announcements really had no effect on us,” he said. “We had always talked before, when we announced the original parameters in 2004, about building with inflation...
Since the launch of HFAI in 2004, several selective schools in the Ivy League and beyond have made moves to one-up Harvard’s financial aid pledge. Yale announced last March that families earning under $45,000 would no longer have to contribute to their children’s tuition and fees. This month, Stanford matched Yale’s offer for families earning less than $45,000. And just last week, the University of Pennsylvania announced that families earning less than $50,000 would no longer have to take out loans to send their children...
Since 2004, several selective schools in the Ivy League and beyond have one-upped Harvard’s financial aid pledge. Yale announced last March that families earning under $45,000 would no longer have to contribute to their children’s tuition and fees. This month, Stanford matched Yale’s offer for families earning less than $45,000. And just last week, the University of Pennsylvania announced that families earning less than $50,000 would no longer have to take out loans to send their children to the school...
Last month Yale divested from seven firms with Sudan ties, including PetroChina, Sinopec, and five other stocks that are not listed in Harvard’s SEC filings. “Not that anyone is keeping score or anything, but Yale 7, Harvard 2,” Sabine J. Ronc ’07, co-founder of the Harvard Darfur Action Group, wrote in an e-mail yesterday. “We know we can do better,” Ronc added...