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...response, Nye moved to bolster the school’s Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), which offers financial aid to alums in low-salary public service jobs. He made changes that increased LRAP’s budget five-fold—with stunning results. Last year, just 20 percent of Kennedy School graduates took private-sector positions...
Alan J. Stone, vice president for government, community and public affairs, received $315,846 in compensation. He was also granted a 30-year mortgage loan of $258,000 at zero-percent interest...
Thomas M. Reardon received a 10-year, zero-interest education loan of $306,312 in January 2002. And though Taylor no longer works at the University, she still owed Harvard the bulk of two small education loans totaling $25,000 at interest rates of 10 and 8.25 percent...
...compete with American on 8 out of every 10 routes the airline flies. Last week vintage carrier U.S. Airways said it may have to consider its second bankruptcy filing in two years, while United Airlines is still waiting to hear if the government will guarantee a $1.6 billion loan. Delta and its pilots' union are headed for a dustup that could roil the company's future. At American, losses for the first three months this year were lower: $166 million vs. $1 billion last year. But jet fuel prices are up more than 40% in the past year, and every...
...effort comes in response to Dean Joseph S. Nye’s March announcement that alumni will only be able to collect benefits under the Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) for three years after graduation. The school previously set no limit on the length of time for which graduates could receive aid under the program...