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Would you support a tuition increase if it meant faculty positions and programs would not be cut?

Issue date: 4/8/05 Section: The Speaker's Corner

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Erin Strait

Matthew Finley

Mindy Ruggiero

David Capooci

Andrea Platz

Erin Strait
Junior
Biology

"Yes, tuition increase is sometimes necessary due to cost of living."

Matthew Finley
Sophomore
Biology

"Yes, if it's necessary to have the faculty and staff we need. Plus, I'm paying with loans so I'll worry about it later."

Mindy Ruggiero
Senior
Elementary Education

"Yes, I would support it if faculty would be cut. The classes would be overcrowded and our educational
experiences would suffer."

David Capooci
Freshman
Parks and Recreation

"No, I never know about any programs that go on."

Andrea Platz
Sophomore
Secondary Education

"Yes, I would because there are already not enough professors and classes offered. It's hard to find classes when scheduling."

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