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I was surprised to read about the relative cost of time of average net tuition

According to Hennessy, net tuition (as calculated by subtracting financial aid from total costs of attending Stanford) was $16,586 in 2010-2011, compared to $16,090 in 1991-1992 on an inflation-adjusted basis.

“We’ve actually made the institution more affordable over time, and that no doubt bears directly on what’s happened with our student body in terms of more socio-economic diversity in it, and of course lots of applications,” Hennessy said.

and pleased to read about the upcoming renovation of the Old Chemistry Building

According to Hennessy, the University recently found a donor to fund a renovation of the Old Chemistry Building, which will become an undergraduate science center with both classrooms and laboratory space. That renovation would fulfill a “long-standing goal” for both Hennessy and Provost John Etchemendy Ph.D. ‘82.

“That building is an architectural treasure, and we are delighted we can restore it,” Hennessy said.

http://www.stanforddaily.com/2013/06/04/...y-housing/

[82lsju]

I was surprised to read about the relative cost of time of average net tuition

According to Hennessy, net tuition (as calculated by subtracting financial aid from total costs of attending Stanford) was $16,586 in 2010-2011, compared to $16,090 in 1991-1992 on an inflation-adjusted basis.

“We’ve actually made the institution more affordable over time, and that no doubt bears directly on what’s happened with our student body in terms of more socio-economic diversity in it, and of course lots of applications,” Hennessy said.

and pleased to read about the upcoming renovation of the Old Chemistry Building

According to Hennessy, the University recently found a donor to fund a renovation of the Old Chemistry Building, which will become an undergraduate science center with both classrooms and laboratory space. That renovation would fulfill a “long-standing goal” for both Hennessy and Provost John Etchemendy Ph.D. ‘82.

“That building is an architectural treasure, and we are delighted we can restore it,” Hennessy said.

http://www.stanforddaily.com/2013/06/04/...y-housing/