"There is a deeply flawed notion out there that the only people who benefit from universities are those who enroll, and that state support for higher education is just a subsidy for high-income families who send their kids to college. Getting an education is not the same as buying a car or hiring someone to paint your house. Education is a public good, like highways and waterways, like national parks and the armed services. Education benefits all and protects all."
John Garamendi and John Oakley in the Los Angeles Times argue for a tuition-freeze at California's public universities.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
California Needs Its Universities
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