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Columbia University Students Are Preparing to Launch a Tuition Strike


Columbia University Students Are Preparing to Launch a Tuition Strike
People are seen on the campus of Columbia University during the coronavirus pandemic on April 14, 2020, in New York City.
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At the end of Novem­ber, mem­bers of the Colum­bia Uni­ver­si­ty-Barnard Col­lege chap­ter of Young Demo­c­ra­t­ic Social­ists of Amer­i­ca (YDSA) launched a tuition strike cam­paign against ​“exor­bi­tant tuition rates” which, they say, ​“con­sti­tute a sig­nif­i­cant source of finan­cial hard­ship” dur­ing the pan­dem­ic. Stu­dent demands are wide-rang­ing and include a 10% reduc­tion in the cost of atten­dance, 10% increase in finan­cial aid, and an amal­ga­ma­tion of demands from dis­parate stu­dent cam­paigns, many of which were set in motion long before the pan­dem­ic began. So far over 1,700 stu­dents have signed a peti­tion to with­hold tuition for the Spring 2021 semes­ter and any future dona­tions to the uni­ver­si­ty after graduating.

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Fareed Zakaria GPS-20140202-18:16:00

and we are back with zanny minton beddoes, steve ratner, chrystia freeland and ken rogoff talking everything economic. steve you wanted to pick up on something ken talked about which is technology has been disempowering workers and favoring companies, but you wanted to add to that globalization. >> look at it through a slightly different lens. we can call it technological change, but what i saw when i got into the auto work, and i was not a manufacturing guy, is essentially the fact that companies can now source their labor anywhere in the world they want to. many countries, mexico, southeast asia, not just china, are efficient in the terms of the productive capacity of the workers -- >> give the example of gm and the mexico -- >> so when i was working on the auto thing, gm was paying about $55 an hour total costs for its workers. mexico paying $7 an hour.

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Fareed Zakaria GPS-20140202-15:16:00

and we are back with zanny minton beddoes, steve ratner, chrystia freeland and ken rogoff talking everything economic. steve you wanted to pick up on something ken talked about which is technology has been disempowering workers and favoring companies, but you wanted to add to that globalization. >> look at it through a slightly different lens. we can call it technological change but what i saw when i got into the auto work, i was not a manufacturing guy, is essentially the fact that companies can now source their labor anywhere in the world they want to, many countries, mexico, southeast asia, not just china, are efficient in the terms of the productive capacity of the workers -- >> give the example of gm and the mexico -- >> so when i was working on the auto thing, gm was paying about $55 an hour total costs for its workers. mexico paying $7 an hour. mexican workers were just as productive as the u.s. ones. if you go back to 2006 and

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