Harvard unveils plan to aid graduates with funding
Harvard University launches a financial aid plan to make graduate study more affordable. It combines low interest loans for all graduate students with 14 million dollars in grants over three years for those pursuing public service and research careers, excluding science, law, and business students. The program, with Citibank, targets about 12 000 postgraduate students and aims to cut loan costs by millions yearly.
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National News Raunpup New York Settlement of 3.3 Million
A $3.3 million settlement was reached with See gers and implicated figures as the case tied to a former police detective who helped clear the pair. A witness recanted, freeing the men in 2001 after 14 years in prison. Another man later confessed and received 15 years to life.
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Rhode Island Officer Takes No Contest Plea
A Rhode Island officer pleads no contest as a fatal early morning house fire kills a baby and two women. A man jumped to safety while a three story home heated by a kerosene heater burned, with investigators unsure of the cause. Names of victims were not released.
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