A cry of protest: rising tuition fees stir campus discontent

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Students are protesting tuition fee increases at colleges and universities across Canada. Although tuition has been hiked annually since the mid-1980s, tuition increases have been approved for the 1993-1994 school year at many schools to compensate for government operating grants that have been frozen.

Finance, Universities and colleges, Demonstrations and protests, College costs, Higher education costs

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Carter the carpenter

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Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, worked with 1,100 other volunteers to assemble 40 houses for low-income people in Waterloo, Ontario. The low-cost housing project was funded by Habitat for Humanity International organization. The Carters devote much of their time to humanitarian efforts.

Management, Behavior, Habitat for Humanity International, Carter, Rosalynn, Carter, Jimmy (American president)

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