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crease, students at many collej
cond semester than their first.
Colleges from California to I
past few weeks announcing m
January.
Such increases were rare tw
if raised at all, went up once a
raisins tuition almost pvpt*v ?
vf?nce warning to students, to <
' RAISING TUITION has be
budget cuts," said Gene Garrel
Ilniversitv of Alnhnmn-Hnntsir
percent next quarter.
Garrett announced the incr<
legislature cut the school's fun
"We just had to do something
A total of 24 states have had
ding to state colleges and univ<
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National Association of State I
In Missouri, Governor Kit Be
sity of Missouri system will g
than promised.
UNIVERSITY ADMINISTH
fees for next semester by 11.2 ]
cent tuition raise last fall.
The California State Univen
ed students an extra $46 enrol
up for state funding cuts. It ii
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to offset the revenue cut." stitution tha
to cut budgets, including fun- "We're fl
ersities, this year because tax Mussman 4
anticipated, according to the more
legislatures.
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jet $8.5 million less this year MacKemie
represents ti
LATORS say they must raise higher educi
percent. Students had a 17 per- U.S. Studi
making sucl
jity and College system charg- "Students
llment fee last winter to make said, "or the
icreased fees by $121 this fall, role to have
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ay rise again next quarter.
i is Just about broke," said CSUC s pokes rr
is. "Toe state is looking at a $1 billion deficit t
e our system has not been asked to do any c
crease feetf, but there's a feeling that it co
day."
>t the University of Nebraska are "discuss
rnm fna in/>raoBM to a oitrphapfla nn fnntti
sing the university for one week" to make up
state funding "callback," said NU spokesrr
BEASE will obviously make it difficult for m?
ome ud with the funds." said Jamie MacKenj
the Missouri Students Association.
5 something you plan to pay for months or e^
ance, not a spur-of-the-moment decision."
e said next semester's increase "will even foi
its to sit out a semester, or maybe to go to an
t's not as good."
ying blind," said university spokesman I
'Of course the increases are going to mala
It on some students. But we had no choice.
r BLAME the (university) administrate
said. "The people of Missouri and the st
ves aren't carrying their share of the burden
ation."
Bnt Association chairwoman Janice Fine s
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have to begin reacting to every increase," i
:y'11 keep hitting you again and again. It's not <
sympathy for cutbacks in state funding. Besid
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uld the wall," Fine said.
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f0r "LAST FEBRUARY we lot
ian tuition hike through a courl
munications director for the 1
Students. "A month ago we t
iny were denied an injunction. B
,je we'll fight any other increase
George Washington Univi
/en protests of a proposed 25 per
"It's going to be hard, but e
rce at the current $4,900 yearly to
in. up to $6,150," said Lisa Doni
A GWU consultant recom
j05 university raise its tuition in
5 it ONE UNIVERSITY, how<
nnv more mid-vear tuil
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ate western states," said Oregor
for man.
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ow a complete and total lack of
rf administrators and goveniIsregard
for the handwriting on
are resisting the mid-year inresults.
>bied and managed to stop a $75
t battle," said Jon Ross, com'ennsylvania
Commonwealth of
ried to stop a $230 increase, and
ut we'll keep working on it, and
es that come our way."
srsity students are organizing
cent increase in January.
i lot of people are just getting by
nition, and we just can't let it go
s of GWU's student association.
mended in September that the
order to improve its image,
iver, has simply refused to im;ion
increases.
nd one unplanned increase, and
:ed public institution in the 11
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fall from $693, was raised to
ir, and just went up to $1,119 this
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