Funding Shift at KU Reveals Tuition Rises Over Two Decades
A Kansas University graphic shows a major funding shift in state higher education. In 1991 state tax dollars funded about 69 percent of KU's operating expenses per student while tuition accounted for 31 percent. Today state funding is 38 percent and tuition 62 percent.
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Kansas universities approve tuition hikes and tougher admission rules
Kansas regents approve tuition increases for state universities with KU set to gain about 14 million in revenue to fund raises, costs, and grants. Regents also move to higher automatic admission standards with a February 1 deadline, arguing it will help attract high achievers and improve graduation and retention rates.
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Cairo Egypt election delay sparks tensions after runoff claims
Reports say officials postponed declaring a winner in Egypt's runoff between Mohammed Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq amid uncertainty over Hosni Mubarak's health. The Election Commission indicated no date for the announcement as protests and questions about Mubarak's fate grow.
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