November 10, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 28) • Page Image 2
… the University's concerns in Washington is investment in education through student assis- tance programs. "That's not a parti- san concept. Republicans and Demo- crats alike believe in those principles…
…. How they go about it differs," he said. This difference, however, may have a large effect on the University and its students. The Republicans' pledge to cut spending may mean less funds for the…
…, Butts said sup- port for higher education has been bipartisan. "We've seen an increased dependence on student loans over grants and I expect that trend to con- tinue if not accelerate in the new Con…
…'m really excited," SNRE sopho- more Jessica Levine said. "I'm so sick of those lines." While some students are enthusi- astic about the new CRISP system, some remain skeptical. "I think I'll be more nervous…
…." In an attempt to prepare current students, the Registrar's Office will publish detailed instructions in the winter time schedule, which will be available tomorrow outside 1419 Mason Hall. In the future…
… - AUGUST 17, 1995 English as a Second Language JUNE 21 - AUGUST 24, 1995 Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Russian MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 425 Van Buren Street, Monterey, California 93940…
…, Green said. People look for- ward to the "excitement of the party" more than the taste of the alcohol. He added that the alcohol-induced state of mind is what students seek and that is the same thing that…