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bulldogproud wrote:
Private enterprise can provide all those things.

Armchair expert wrote:Get rid of hecs and universities would be forced to offer lower prices.

Booney wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Get rid of hecs and universities would be forced to offer lower prices.

Huh?

bulldogproud wrote:Interesting listing of court cases Donald is likely to face after January 20. They include rape and numerous cases of tax fraud.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/pol ... 056288002/

No wonder he doesn't want to leave the White House.

Armchair expert wrote:You people really think universities don't set prices based on what they know students can borrow?

Apachebulldog wrote:"Politicians are the lowest form of life on earth. Liberal Democrats are the lowest form of politicians "

Jimmy_041 wrote:Had a long lunch yesterday with friends and some of the people were from various parts of the uni system

There was an interesting discussion about how unis have lost their core purpose and gone after the sugar shot of international students (my words)
I also learnt how their research programmes come into the equation for funding

One uni has put their massive capital investment programme on complete hold for the foreseeable future. (Others probably have as well but this was straight from the horses mouth)

There is no doubt that Covid has exposed some deep flaws in some companies business plans

The fact that Adelaide Uni have been advertising for local students is compelling

bulldogproud wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:You people really think universities don't set prices based on what they know students can borrow?

There is a degree of truth in what you say. However, even at the lowest possible cost, you would find a three year degree would cost somewhere in the vicinity of $50 000. Lecturers need to be paid, materials need to be purchased and consumed. There are many people who could afford nowhere near this for university. Are you going to deny a university education to them?

Also, will you deny primary and secondary education to about 30% of the population who could not afford it if it was only private education, with no government support?

Cheers

Jim05 wrote:

bulldogproud wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:You people really think universities don't set prices based on what they know students can borrow?

There is a degree of truth in what you say. However, even at the lowest possible cost, you would find a three year degree would cost somewhere in the vicinity of $50 000. Lecturers need to be paid, materials need to be purchased and consumed. There are many people who could afford nowhere near this for university. Are you going to deny a university education to them?

Also, will you deny primary and secondary education to about 30% of the population who could not afford it if it was only private education, with no government support?

Cheers

Removing the tax free status of all religions and stop giving money to Religious schools would be a good start.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I do enjoy the Paul Murray editorials.

Q. wrote:

Pseudo wrote:Armageddon is supposed to be ushered in by four horsemen. No reason they can't be jockeys.

Evidently not the four horsemen, but the Four Season Landscaping parking lot

daysofourlives wrote:https://www.facebook.com/jaydee.sierra.9/videos/194621612177039

Anyone care to refute this? Im sure the fact chackers have come up with something by now.
By the way its not a glitch if it glitchs in the same direction every single time