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Arugula Latte

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19. Look at this beautiful building at the University of Oregon:
Mon Jan 28, 2013, 03:09 PM
Jan 2013

Imagine how much it cost to build. It's for ATHLETES only.



There's some difference between Newspapers and Universities el_bryanto Jan 2013 #1
The parallel was between newspapers and universities as businesses FarCenter Jan 2013 #4
Yes - because people have complete confidence in online universities providing the same degrees el_bryanto Jan 2013 #5
That's not why newspapers went out of business. Fawke Em Jan 2013 #9
You are mininimizing the costs of transitioning from print to digital FarCenter Jan 2013 #18
And avoid for-profit schools like the plague. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2013 #2
There are non-profit schools in financial trouble FarCenter Jan 2013 #6
That's true. But the for-profit ones are more likely The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2013 #7
Building buildings on college campuses rarely takes away from spending on students. stopbush Jan 2013 #3
Campus buildings are often just ego trips for their wealthy alumni-donors. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2013 #8
Exactly. And what are the colleges to do when offered these ego trips? Say no? stopbush Jan 2013 #12
The donations don't cover operating and maintenance costs of the buildings. FarCenter Jan 2013 #17
Actually, I've worked on raising funds for such projects, and they ALWAYS include operating costs stopbush Jan 2013 #22
Look at this beautiful building at the University of Oregon: Arugula Latte Jan 2013 #19
University of Oregon students call for opening John Jaqua Academic Center for Student Athletes to al FarCenter Jan 2013 #21
Colleges would most likely not get as far as bankruptcy KamaAina Jan 2013 #10
The Biggest Problem with Academia is That They All Want to be Harvard Yavin4 Jan 2013 #11
Harvard does offer free tuition to students whose family income is under $60k. stopbush Jan 2013 #14
Harvard is a great school. No doubt. It's worth it's tuition. Yavin4 Jan 2013 #16
both of our state universities wanted to use state funds to invest in stocks liberal_at_heart Jan 2013 #13
I wonder if the system's been rigged in a long-game bid to privatize education. n/t Fire Walk With Me Jan 2013 #15
I used to assume my kids would go to four-year universities. Arugula Latte Jan 2013 #20
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