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Mar 3 2020
01:05 pm
University of Houston waives tuition to families making $65,000 or less
By: jbr

The University of Houston will waive tuition for students with family incomes at or below $65,000, in an effort to keep college accessible.

The announcement comes weeks after the University of Southern California made a similar move.

University of Houston waives tuition to families making $65,000 or less

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Treehouse's picture

Who's gonna teach them?

Submitted by Treehouse on Tue, 2020/03/03 - 4:56pm.

The University of California at Santa Cruz just feed more than 50 graduate students--the ones who teach the undergrad courses. They were protesting that rent in that expensive town cost more than half their pay and were asking for a cost of living increase.

michael kaplan's picture

So, Bernie's policies not so

Submitted by michael kaplan on Wed, 2020/03/04 - 2:00pm.

So, Bernie's policies not so radical ...

fischbobber's picture

Bernie

Submitted by fischbobber on Wed, 2020/03/04 - 2:06pm.
(in reply to michael kaplan)

Is a rebranded New Deal Democrat. About as mainstream as they come.

He's fighting a fifty year propaganda campaign that has moved this country so far right, those of us over sixty don't even relate to this being the nation we grew up in.

michael kaplan's picture

that's true.

Submitted by michael kaplan on Wed, 2020/03/04 - 3:45pm.
(in reply to fischbobber)

that's true.

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