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...particular concern were the significant cuts in government loans for higher education. The cuts, which totaled about $12.7 billion, included raising the interest rates on various loans as well as an end to inflationary increases in the amount of money Pell grants award. According to the College Board, 12.3 million students borrowed money using these government loans in 2004-2005. Such fiscal irresponsibility is unconscionable. These loans are a critical part of student funding for higher education, and the increased interest rates will discourage or prevent deserving students from attending college. With college education playing such an important role...
...residents of a room receive the same termbill charge, but students can request to pay a greater portion of the total bill if they wish to take particular responsibility for the damage, Gingo said. Students are usually notified of any charges via e-mail within the first week after move...
...cheers its individual contestants relentlessly on the nation’s biggest stage.“We’re the loudest,” Gorin says. “We’re all screaming at each other.”Teammates agree that Brand has attracted a particular type of elite fencer.“I wouldn’t say goofy, although we have several characters like that,” Ungar says. “But I think he really gets people who are not only good fencers but who are really good team players...
...wake of the rape, the security of the campus came under heavy scrutiny, especially in the Quad area and on the walk from the river Houses to the Quad. Then-master of North House Hanna Hastings charged the University with inadequately providing for the safety of Quad residents. In particular, Hastings pointed out that only one guard was employed to patrol all three Quad Houses, while each of the river Houses had its own guard and six guards roamed Harvard Yard, who mostly keep bicycle riders from mounting their bikes in the Yard...
...among other demands.When asked whether Bok supported his report, Klitgaard responds, “He was fine.” Bok defended his motives in a letter to The Crimson in 1980 that he “did not ask Mr. Klitgaard to investigate the abilities or performance of particular groups of students—either by sex, race, or religion.” But he says that the poor performance of African Americans is still an issue. “I still support affirmative action as strongly as ever,” he writes in an e-mail...