UW tuition could climb $400 next fall
nwsource.com     May 16, 2008            

Regents consider full 7% boost allowed by law By AMY ROLPH P-I REPORTER Students at the University of Washington could again pay more for tuition next fall -- an increase of hundreds of dollars that would continue an ever-rising trend that has seen UW tuition nearly double in a decade. On... [read full story]                    


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Global Financial Luminaries Convene Inaugural World Economy Conference

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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow Leads Summit Sept. 7 - Former Treasury Secretary John Snow, will lead some of the most experienced minds in world finance as they examine crucial economic issues at play on the...                    

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University Of California Irvine Extension Introduces "Tourette's Syndrome, Obsessive-Compulsive...

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Millions of children across the United States suffer from disorders such as Tourette's Syndrome and anxiety disorders, including Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - conditions which often affect their performance in school on...                    

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How Sarah Palin Mastered Politics

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They called themselves the elite six — and the name was meant to be ironic. It turns out Sarah Heath Palin wasn't actually going to the state fair. Everyone can agree that Palin is no Beltway creature, but in less than a...                    

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Pa. colleges on 'early alert' to help frosh

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Freshmen at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania won't get flagged by the calorie police if they react to classroom stress by loading up on ice cream in the dining hall. Such "early-alert" strategies are part of an...                    

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