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Board of Governors Statewide tuition hike will fund UNC growth John T. Bennett - Editor-in-Chief The University of North Carolina Board of Governors approved a higher-than-expected statewide tuition increase, a move that shocked Appalachian State University’s top administrator. Police Beat Police,
traffic eye move to deck Becky DiVerniero - Staff Writer The Appalachian State University Police, along with the Department of Parking and Traffic, will move to new offices inside the yet-to-be completed Rivers Street Parking Deck sometime in early June, according to the office of Design and Construction. SGA Affairs Beat Board
OKs fee hike to expand ASG budget to $165,00 next year Sarah Newell - Staff Writer The University of North Carolina Board of Governors approved a $1 system wide charge per student that will fund a massive budget expansion for the N.C. Association of Student Governments. Clubs | Organizations Beat Organization launches effort to erect ASU Sept. 11 memorial Crystal Thompson - Staff Writer The student group PEAKS is planning to dedicate a flower garden on campus as a memorial for the Sept. 11 tragedy.
Proposed Tuition Increase
Photo courtesy Brent Clark - The Daily Tarheel (l-r) SGA sen. Rachel Johnson, SGA President Xan Harrington and sen. Kathleen Ratchford look on as the UNC system Board of Governors debate tuition increases at a recent meeting in Chapel Hill. BOG
rejects staff salary-aimed proposal, John T. Bennett - Editor-in-Chief The University of North Carolina Board of Governors rejected an Appalachian State University tuition increase proposal earlier this month, approving instead a scaled-down $50 tuition hike earmarked for instructional purposes and student financial aid. Students make journey to join statewide tuition hike protest David Forbes - Staff Writer Students bearing both signs with slogans such as “Keep Tuition Low” and “No Tuition Increase” and looks of disbelief assembled around the University of North Carolina system Board of Governors at its March 6 meeting.
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