Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...students Harvard wants to come here, but the difficulty comes in preserving a balance of types, keeping serving a balance of types, keeping everyone financially afloat, and preserving the philosophy of "opportunity for all" which keeps Harvard a national college. It involves controlling the pressures of mounting applications, rising tuition, alumni fathers, and beefing up the football team...
...Tuition goes...
...Harvard seniors are among the 12 American students to receive the 1959-60 Marshall Scholarship awards, Sir Harold Caccia, British Ambassador to the United States, announced recently. The honor consists of a grant covering tuition for two years of study at any university in the United Kingdom, transportation, and a living allowance while there...
Funds for the increase will probably come from tuition and from $16 million earmarked for faculty salaries in the Program for Harvard College...
...particular reasons" brought about the tuition rise, Norman T. Newton, Secretary of the School of Design, explained. "It is simply a matter of rising costs." The tuition increase will affect the 219 students in the School of Design and the 242 in the Divinity School...