Relax, Harvard and Radcliffe, class of 1969. The tuition rise announced in Monday's Summer News will definitely not go into effect until the fall of 1969, although the Summer News suggested there was some doubt about that.
If you're planning to go to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences or the Kennedy School of Government, however, you can get hit for the $400 increase there too in the Fall of 1969.
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