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Regents approve 32 percent fee increase

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The Regents approved a 32 percent fee increase amidst protests late this morning at the meeting at UCLA. The only Regent to vote against the increase was Student Regent Jesse Bernal....

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Jeffrey Ambriz

posted 11/18/09 @ 5:06 PM PST

To all the UC Students bitching about the Fee raises, the moment of action is not now; it was yesterday, yesteryear, last quarter, last fall... It became clear and eminent that education was under threat, yet as a whole we failed to mobilized, we failed to care soon enough, most students were apathetic to the whole situation. A few of us have been fighting fee increases our entire stay at the UC, but to no avail. Just remember you can't save the arm after it's been cut off. And bitching and moaning about it is not going bring tuition down, let this be a lesson to future and current students that education should always be valued and fought for.

Veronica

posted 11/18/09 @ 6:22 PM PST

Originally posted by

Jeffrey Ambriz

To all the UC Students bitching about the Fee raises, the moment of action is not now; it was yesterday, yesteryear, last quarter, last fall... It became clear and eminent that education was under threat, yet as a whole we failed to mobilized, we failed to care soon enough, most students were apathetic to the whole situation. A few of us have been fighting fee increases our entire stay at the UC, but to no avail. Just remember you can't save the arm after it's been cut off. And bitching and moaning about it is not going bring tuition down, let this be a lesson to future and current students that education should always be valued and fought for.


Well maybe it didn't affect some of us until now. Did you ever think about that before? That's the problem not enough students care. It doesn't hurt to be heard.

Jeffrey Ambriz

posted 11/19/09 @ 3:02 PM PST

Originally posted by

Jeffrey Ambriz

To all the UC Students bitching about the Fee raises, the moment of action is not now; it was yesterday, yesteryear, last quarter, last fall... It became clear and eminent that education was under threat, yet as a whole we failed to mobilized, we failed to care soon enough, most students were apathetic to the whole situation. A few of us have been fighting fee increases our entire stay at the UC, but to no avail. Just remember you can't save the arm after it's been cut off. And bitching and moaning about it is not going bring tuition down, let this be a lesson to future and current students that education should always be valued and fought for.


It's been affecting us every year, how could students not realize that tuition had gone up every year since 2001, that's the problem, "most" students just don't care or are ignorant to the whole situation, if they got out and voted in any large number, we would get the legislators to listen. If we proactively did something about it before hand than maybe things wouldn't get to the point there at now.
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