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Homer said that the stipend grants students the ability to offer their services without concern of wages...
...Mellon grant, which was created in 1989, offers a two-year, $6,600 stipend to fund student projects ranging from faculty-assisted research to outside internships...
Laurie R. Santos '97 said that the program shaped her undergraduate career and that she couldn't have done research for her senior thesis without the stipend...
...downtown and poor neighborhoods. Despite appearances of a hefty hand-out, the plan will come with strict budgetary strings attached, cautioned White House spokesman Mike McCurry, who touted the deal as a "plan of tough love." The District, for example, would no longer receive its annual $660 million federal stipend, and would be required to balance its multi-billion dollar budget by 1998, one year earlier than presently required by Congress. Mayor Marion Barry, who has repeatedly clamored for additional federal assistance, greeted the plan as one that could ?help us become America?s First City...
Unfortunately, Hirsch was not Midas, and he couldn't afford to pay his postdocs more than the standard $18,000 yearly stipend. To support his family, Ho started moonlighting in Mass General's walk-in clinics. It turned out to be the right time to be in that place too. "The clinics are where you see the flus, the colds, the common illnesses," Ho says. In the mid-1980s, however, he started seeing gay men with what appeared to be an unusually severe flu. They always got over their illness without any of the hallmarks of AIDS. Still, he wondered...