College costs ease slightly as tuitions rise modestly
The College Board reports a cooling in the decade long rise in college costs with average tuition and fees up about 9 percent at four year private schools to 21700 plus, while public two year colleges rise about 5 percent to 842. Financial aid hits a record 26 billion, aiding about 5 million students amid concerns over affordability and a federal probe into possible aid collusion among elite universities.
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Laura F. Cavazos
Donald M. Stewart
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University of Vermont
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New principal at St. John's Prospect Hall
The Board of Directors of St. John's Literary Institution at Prospect Hall Frederick appointed John E. Abrahms headmaster for the 1989-1990 academic year. A Catonsville resident and Loyola College education holder, he previously taught at Archbishop Spalding High School and emphasizes Catholic educational leadership. St. John's, founded in 1829, is the archdiocesan Catholic coed high school in Western Maryland.
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Severn
St. John's Literary Institution
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Western
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