For many, it’s not a matter of wanting to get married, but rather of being able to get married.
Tag: finances
Posted inNews
Tuition and fees increased by 716% in 50 years
The days of tuition-free education at Cal Poly are long gone. According to the first course catalog published by the then California Polytechnic School in 1903, the school charged students $35 for books, supplies and a laboratory fee, or $921.13 adjusted for inflation. The first fee outside of books, supplies, laboratory, room and board and […]
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The irony of ‘too big to fail’
Under the guise of ‘too big to fail,’ federal officials have given huge sums of taxpayer money to financial institutions, which interestingly enough, an odd number of federal officials worked for these very same institutions prior to working in the administration.
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Blog: Deficit may force CSU employees to take pay cuts
The CSU Employee Union announced last week that it will enter talks about two-day a month employee furloughs to help with the impending budget crisis.
