“Who moved my cheese?” This question, posed in the title of author Spencer Johnson’s 1998 best-selling book, is a universal one. If you’ve read the book,
‘If you feel angry you’re at the right place’
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Students posed questions and voiced their concerns during the Student Fee Committee (SFC) town hall last week, where members of the SFC discussed their sometimes misunderstood role at Portland State.
The SFC is responsible for funding and sustaining individualized resources and career opportunities for PSU students. The SFC is a group of seven students elected alongside members of the Associated Students of Portland State University (ASPSU) and together they make up PSU’s student government.
There are two laws in Oregon that dictate the process for determining the cost of education, and subsequently, how much students are charged: Oregon Revised Statute 352.102, which applies to tuition, and 352.105, which covers mandatory incidental fees.