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Arizona residents seeking a cheaper college degree may have to wait a little longer. Arizona State University's plan to develop a network of lower-priced colleges, originally targeted to be in place by 2010, is now two years away. Full Article at AZ Central.com
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Students protested, and members of the Board of Regents called for Warner's ouster. "I feel strongly that these kids shouldn't have to pay to go to school here," said Haskell alumnus and Kickapoo tribal chairman Russell Bradley. Full Article at The Bellingham Herald
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Students at Ohio public colleges are paying among the lowest tuition increases in the country this school year, a new report finds. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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Arizona State University received an A- in its sustainability efforts and continues to be among national college leaders, according to the College Sustainability Report Card released Wednesday. Full Article at Business Journal of Phoenix
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More than 1 million educational clips have been downloaded from Ohio's iTunes U site, which provides free videos, sound files and other resources from colleges, government agencies and civic groups. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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If all the stars lined up and everything happened, we would try and make it for fall of 2010. That's not very likely
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What really is going to happen, no one knows at this time
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One of the goals of our 10-year strategic plan is for our schools' average tuition to be at or below the national average
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It's only natural for parents to question why colleges are raising their prices yet again, while the rest of our economy is inflation-free
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