Scholarships, Scholarship, Scholarships.
Look for the Hurricanes to have the hammer laid down very hard in terms of a severe loss of scholarships and postseason ban, but not the "death penalty" which SMU so infamously received in the late 1980s.
Warning against what he said would be severe cuts to college scholarships, medical research, national parks, and even technology to make accurate weather forecasts, Mr. Obama said the Republican budget was "so far to the right, it makes the Contract With America" — Newt Gingrich's legislative manifesto of 1994 — "look like the New Deal".
The first involved scholarship losses so severe that it will likely take until 2020 before Penn State can have a full complement of 85 scholarship players again.
Because our female high school seniors miss that important last season (coaches usually make their decisions by late winter, before the start of Section One soccer) they are at a severe disadvantage in winning those scholarships.
But the Crimson Tide is in the midst of a two-year bowl ban and a reduction of scholarships for N.C.A.A. infractions severe enough that the program narrowly dodged the death penalty.
MERITS, CONSIDERED I am applying for various graduate programs and have been looking at a merit-based scholarship for people born with severe hearing loss.
Carroll no longer leads one of college football's premier programs; he moved to the N.F.L. last winter, months before U.S.C. received severe sanctions, including a loss of 30 scholarships over three years and bowl ineligibility for two.
Mr. Bernanke said that his own scholarship had demonstrated that countries with severe banking problems, like the United States, did worse than those with more stable systems, like Britain.
And there are other costs: an arrest record can result in severe collateral consequences, like loss of employment, or the chance at a college scholarship.
