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Statehouse Digest.(Bill Owens object tuition rise, Texas law against tuition rise, Connecticut law on vendor labor standards)

Fischer, Karin

The Chronicle of higher education, 2005-03-18, Vol.51 (28), p.A.24

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Statehouse Digest.(Bill Owens object tuition rise, Texas law against tuition rise, Connecticut law on vendor labor standards)
Author: Fischer, Karin
Subjects: Laws, regulations and rules ; Colorado ; Texas ; Work environment ; Connecticut ; Prices and rates ; Universities and colleges ; Tuition ; Owens, Bill ; Congressional committees ; Colleges & universities ; Romney, W Mitt ; Barbour, Haley ; Public schools ; College faculty ; Budgets ; Legislatures
Is Part Of: The Chronicle of higher education, 2005-03-18, Vol.51 (28), p.A.24
Description: [...]the cost of attending some branches of the University of Colorado and Colorado State University Systems could go higher because the committee also voted to allow colleges to raise to 12 the maximum number of credit hours per semester for which full-time students can be charged; those institutions now charge only for the first nine credit hours. Legislators did not attempt to override Governor Romney's veto of $3.78-million in salary increases for community-college faculty members, because those contracts were never approved. A salary increase for faculty members at state colleges could be in jeopardy as the Kansas Legislature seeks to comply with a court order to increase state support for public schools.
Publisher: Washington: Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc
Language: English
Identifier: ISSN: 0009-5982
EISSN: 1931-1362
CODEN: CHHEAI

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