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Pa. universities are still waiting for state subsidies. It won't make them more affordable - Vimarsana News

Pa. universities are still waiting for state subsidies. It won't make them more affordable

Four of Pennsylvania’s universities are plugging budget gaps while they await hundreds of millions of dollars in aid that has been snarled in a partisan...

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Pennsylvania universities are still waiting for state subsidies. It won't make them more affordable | News, Sports, Jobs

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Four of Pennsylvania's universities are plugging budget gaps while they await hundreds of millions of dollars in aid that has been sn

Pitt, Penn State, Temple, Lincoln waiting for state subsidies - Vimarsana News

Pitt, Penn State, Temple, Lincoln waiting for state subsidies

Four Pennsylvania universities are plugging budget gaps while they await hundreds of millions of dollars in aid that has been snarled in a partisan dispute.

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Pennsylvania universities are still waiting for state subsidies. It won't make them more affordable - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania universities are still waiting for state subsidies. It won't make them more affordable

Four of Pennsylvania's universities are plugging budget gaps while they await hundreds of millions of dollars in aid that has been snarled in a partisan dispute among lawmakers in a state that has one of the nation's most abysmal records for funding higher education.

Recalling, impeaching now seen as political tools - Vimarsana News

Recalling, impeaching now seen as political tools

WASHINGTON -- As Republicans in Congress begin their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, the process is calling attention to the increasing use of impeachment in the states as a partisan political weapon rather than as a step of last resort for officeholders believed to have committed a serious offense.