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Another source of income will be the endowment itself. In 2001, Harvard’s central administration instituted an annual one-half of 1 percent tax on the endowment to help fund the expansion; the 25-year tax is expected to yield at least $3 billion. But Berman said that decapitalizing the endowment—removing capital from the University’s long-term holdings—is not currently being discussed as a funding source for Allston development...
Even that small start can yield big dividends. A good walking program may improve overall measures of physical health as much as 15% in just three months. Since the human body after age 25 experiences, on average, about a 1% falloff in fitness for every additional year of life, the numbers are easy to crunch. "That's a 15-year functional rejuvenation," Franklin says...
This part of the plan will not impact Harvard, which has no bachelors or masters degree journalism track. But the initiative will yield lucrative summer jobs for several students at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) and potentially at other Harvard programs...
...glad that the University is continuing its deliberative, measured approach to planning its expansion into Allston. Though all of the proposed sites are very attractive, locating the Allston campus on College athletics land will yield the best results. This site is the only one of the three suited to hosting a contiguous campus anchored by a new student center...
Students compare Harvard to other universities desperately trying to increase their admissions yield by wasting their endowments on climbing walls, waterslides and jacuzzis. Or they compare Harvard to the state school all their friends went to back home, where partying begins Wednesday night and beer funnels are more common than response papers...