College tuition to rise again amid cautious outlook
Private colleges expect a 6 percent tuition increase to just over $18,000 for 2004-2005, though financial aid may offset costs. Public colleges face about a 10 percent rise to roughly $5,100, as state budgets recover slowly. Net costs may stay steady or fall due to aid.
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Song Airlines plans in flight exercise for $8
New York to Miami route will offer passengers an elastic band, squeezable ball, and a how to manual by David Barton for in flight workouts. The program aims to engage bored travelers and pits Song against JetBlue in a low cost airline fitness war.
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Forest Service OKs logging plan for burned timber in Oregon
The U.S. Forest Service approved a plan to log about 20 000 acres in the Klamath Mountains of southwestern Oregon, taking up to 370 million board feet over two years. The plan follows the 2002 wildfire that burned 500 000 acres and cost 153 million to fight, with environmentalists threatening legal action and industry voices arguing both costs and habitat concerns.
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