Foster uses tuition rally to make case
Nick Lopez, vice president of the Mesa State College Associated Student Government, appeals to the crowd during a rally to draw attention to state cuts in funding for higher education Wednesday at the Maverick Pavillion.
Gretel Daugherty
Nick Lopez, vice president of the Mesa State College Associated Student Government, appeals to the crowd during a rally to draw attention to state cuts in funding for higher education Wednesday at the Maverick Pavillion.
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Emily Anderson
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuition increases aren’t the only way to keep college coffers at least semi-full amidst state budget cuts, Mesa State College President Tim Foster said Wednesday at a student-led rally…
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