The budget could change if the Trustees approve USG’s proposed $1 increase to the student fee.
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Public transit fee hikes put progress in reverse
Though the budget crisis has forced lawmakers to consider change, results could be costly.
Read the rest of this article »Budget problems create conflict
Imagine Los Angeles’ public services closed for two days a week — no courts, no libraries, nothing except public safety services and independent businesses. This radical idea to close the city two days a week sounds like a hoax; something that might have originated from a late-night comedy sketch. Sadly, the only punchline is that [...]
Read the rest of this article »Public school strike affects Trojans, too
Upcoming protest for education seeks to hold state lawmakers accountable for their actions.
Read the rest of this article »California public schools beginning to use wait lists
Wait lists can increase admissions anxiety.
Read the rest of this article »Endowment among hardest hit in U.S.
Though endowment has begun to recover, questions remain about steps being taken.
Read the rest of this article »Villaraigosa calls layoffs unavoidable, urges quick action
Los Angeles mayor spoke to an audience of mostly city workers Tuesday.
Read the rest of this article »NASA eclipsed by new policy on space travel
President Obama’s new proposed budget puts the future of NASA in a precarious position.
Read the rest of this article »Uncle Sam’s first name is Bernie
The Congressional Budget Office approximates the United States budget deficit of 2009 at $1.414 trillion dollars. Projected deficits for the coming year, assuming the same laws of 2009 (not including new spending initiatives like health care), predict decreasing yet similar deficits. In the past, the U.S. government only ran deficits to finance wars, and did [...]
Read the rest of this article »Community colleges suffer budget cuts
Course and faculty reductions could impact students who were planning to transfer to USC.
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