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...also wish to express our support for the University's commitment to need-blind admissions. Other schools have begun to abandon completely need-blind admissions in the last few years. Harvard, which faces not only increasing costs but also a rising number of students seeking financial aid, continues to admit students regardless of financial need. Harvard also ensures that the financial needs of all admitted students are met. Currently, two-thirds of Harvard undergraduates receive some form of financial aid. However, if the cost of tuition continues to mount so rapidly, we wonder how Harvard can sustain this commitment. Thus...
Foster had turned to Thomases to express frustration over the travel-office report, and she had become something of a confidante. Now she tried to reassure Foster, but he said he needed to talk to her "off the campus," somewhere they wouldn't be seen. Thomases suggested 2020 O Street, a private rooming house where she sometimes stayed in Washington...
...Constitution protects their right to express that view, of course. But in decisions dating back at least 30 years, courts have ruled that the separation of church and state forbids religious groups to make the Bible part of the public-school curriculum. That hasn't stopped folks from trying. Rather than teach Genesis in the classroom, however, they now try to discredit evolution by teaching seemingly scientific but subtly Bible-based alternatives...
...lack of enforced ratios has led some to express doubt that diversity will improve under the new policy...
Students presently have no formal way to express their opinions on junior faculty members facing promotion, but professors at yesterday's meeting said many departments welcome unsolicited recommendations...