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On Wednesday, May 26, ASUCR held their ninth meeting of the quarter. The California Public Interest Group kicked off the meeting by providing their year in review presentation. This year, the student-run and student-funded advocacy group has worked to create positive social change through campaigns and activism. CALPIRG has chapters across the UC system, and […]
Les Miles is 3-18 in two seasons at Kansas, including a winless record in 2020. He was accused of sexual misconduct while coaching at LSU.
Refusing to pay for tuition isn’t a strike Refusing to pay for tuition isn’t a strike Samantha Camacho / Columbia Daily Spectator By Philip Jang | December 11, 2020, 1:17 AM As racial and economic disparities both within and outside of the Columbia community continue to be exacerbated by the worsening public health crisis, the tuition strike has gained considerable traction, even capturing the attention of national news outlets. The demands being made of the University are comprehensive, such as a 10 percent reduction in the cost of attendance, more satisfactorily meeting its obligati...
We make. most of the folks don't come here with degrees in ship building's so we invest in that. we invest not only in their craft, but also we invest in their leadership ain't. >> we have a student body today of about 800 students. our student body today represents 27 states in the united states. >> reporter: the apprentice school offers 19 trades plus eight optional advance programs in the ship-building industry. all of the programs can lead to the opportunity for the apprentices to complete their associates or bachelors degree and it's all free. yes. a quality education for free. >> cradle ...
Entities don't have to pay the higher wages. the university of washington is seattle's largest employer, and this week the university announced it doesn't currently have the money to pay $2600 -- 600 student workers to pay. the architect of the $15 wage, who's a socialist, is outraged. >> it is disingenuous for them to say they don't have enough to pay $15. why don't they cut the salaries of the top executives and try to pay -- and try to increase the wages for the lowerrest paid workers? >> reporter: meantime, the private sector is all over the map in how it's dealing with the wage law. an ic...