College Students Protest Tuition Increases
vict0r
As the University of California's Board of Regents met Thursday at U.C.L.A.
and approved a plan to raise undergraduate fees - the equivalent of
tuition - 32 percent next fall, hundreds of students from campuses across
the state demonstrated outside, beating drums and chanting slogans against
the increase.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/20/education/20tuition.html
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I wonderif they realize how soon they'll enter the working world with
mortgage and car payments on top of the now much bigger student loans to
repay. And on top of that, they'll be forced to purchase a cadillac health
plan that's way overkill for their age.
They'll also be paying for the Obamacare federal deficits, as well as higher
state taxes resulting from Obamacare's unfunded Medicaid mandate.
Good luck with that whole prosperity thing.
Joe Steel
news:_BzOm.242622$BL3.2...@en-nntp-08.dc1.easynews.com:
> As the University of California's Board of Regents met Thursday at
> U.C.L.A. and approved a plan to raise undergraduate fees - the
> equivalent of tuition - 32 percent next fall, hundreds of students
> from campuses across the state demonstrated outside, beating drums and
> chanting slogans against the increase.
>
> http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/20/education/20tuition.html
>
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>
> I wonder if they realize how soon they'll enter the working world with
> mortgage and car payments on top of the now much bigger student loans
> to repay. And on top of that, they'll be forced to purchase a
> cadillac health plan that's way overkill for their age.
>
> They'll also be paying for the Obamacare federal deficits, as well as
> higher state taxes resulting from Obamacare's unfunded Medicaid
> mandate.
>
> Good luck with that whole prosperity thing.
>
Taxes are the price of prosperity.
No taxes. No prosperity.
--
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The Joe Steel Blog
http://thejoesteelblog.blogspot.com
Get lost
> "vict0r" <l...@oocom.netb> wrote innews:_BzOm.242622$BL3.2...@en-nntp-08.dc1.easynews.com:
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> > As the University of California's Board of Regents met Thursday at
> > U.C.L.A. and approved a plan to raise undergraduate fees - the
> > equivalent of tuition - 32 percent next fall, hundreds of students
> > from campuses across the state demonstrated outside, beating drums and
> > chanting slogans against the increase.
>
> >http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/20/education/20tuition.html
>
> > ---
>
> > I wonder if they realize how soon they'll enter the working world with
> > mortgage and car payments on top of the now much bigger student loans
> > to repay. And on top of that, they'll be forced to purchase a
> > cadillac health plan that's way overkill for their age.
>
> > They'll also be paying for the Obamacare federal deficits, as well as
> > higher state taxes resulting from Obamacare's unfunded Medicaid
> > mandate.
>
> > Good luck with that whole prosperity thing.
>
> Taxes are the price of prosperity.
>
> No taxes. No prosperity.
>
B.S.
Werner
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> > As the University of California's Board of Regents met Thursday at
> > U.C.L.A. and approved a plan to raise undergraduate fees - the
> > equivalent of tuition - 32 percent next fall, hundreds of students
> > from campuses across the state demonstrated outside, beating drums and
> > chanting slogans against the increase.
>
> >http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/20/education/20tuition.html
>
> > ---
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> > I wonder if they realize how soon they'll enter the working world with
> > mortgage and car payments on top of the now much bigger student loans
> > to repay. And on top of that, they'll be forced to purchase a
> > cadillac health plan that's way overkill for their age.
>
> > They'll also be paying for the Obamacare federal deficits, as well as
> > higher state taxes resulting from Obamacare's unfunded Medicaid
> > mandate.
>
> > Good luck with that whole prosperity thing.
>
> Taxes are the price of prosperity.
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>
Whose prosperity?