MyDyingAmerica
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She's 24 and she's done three years. A regular soccer mom.
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13 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Budget cuts means fewe... · 1 reply · +6 points
On this, you and I can agree!!!
13 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Budget cuts means fewe... · 3 replies · +7 points
If people don't like increased taxes, and they don't like out-of-state students to cover the budget shortfall, they need to either find another source of funding for the university, or consider shutting it down. In my opinion the latter would be a mistake, but at least it would be a logically consistent position for someone to hold. Complaining about you tax dollars being wasted on out of state students is utter nonsense, given that not a single tax dollar goes to these students and rather their tuition subsidizes our in-state students.
As for funding a public university? It does bring an annual 1 billion in federal revenue into Washington state. That creates a lot of jobs....
13 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Budget cuts means fewe... · 5 replies · +5 points
From the article: "However, if the school didn't admit more nonresident students, he said, it would have to cut the number of in-state students even further. Nonresident students subsidize resident students, Ballinger added."
Your tax dollars aren't subsidizing out-of-state and foreign students. Rather, out-of-state and foreign students are subsidizing in-state tuition and this is becoming increasingly necessary after many years of severe cutbacks in state funding to the UW.