What the UC system can learn from Chile
Campuses have played host to several protests throughout the year, with students outraged over steep rising costs. University officials approved tuition increases of eight to sixteen percent per year...
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When she came into work this morning, Frank McCoppin kindergarten teacher Selina Cheung didn’t know whether she’d have a job next semester or not. Parent Siobhan Culhane hadn’t heard the news about...
View ArticleWhat the UC system can learn from Chile
Campuses have played host to several protests throughout the year, with students outraged over steep rising costs. University officials approved tuition increases of eight to sixteen percent per year...
View ArticleToday on Your Call: The State of Public Higher Education in California
On today’s Your Call, we’ll have a special two-hour live broadcast of Your Call from the City College of San Francisco. We’ll talk about the state of higher education – in the first hour, exploring...
View ArticleTeachers relieved by Prop 30 results
When she came into work this morning, Frank McCoppin kindergarten teacher Selina Cheung didn’t know whether she’d have a job next semester or not. Parent Siobhan Culhane hadn’t heard the news about...
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On today’s Your Call, we’ll have a conversation about the rate of job growth in the US. For the past two years, more than 23 million American have been unemployed with no prospects in finding jobs....
View ArticleWhat the UC system can learn from Chile
Campuses have played host to several protests throughout the year, with students outraged over steep rising costs. University officials approved tuition increases of eight to sixteen percent per year...
View ArticleToday on Your Call: The State of Public Higher Education in California
On today’s Your Call, we’ll have a special two-hour live broadcast of Your Call from the City College of San Francisco. We’ll talk about the state of higher education – in the first hour, exploring...
View ArticleTeachers relieved by Prop 30 results
When she came into work this morning, Frank McCoppin kindergarten teacher Selina Cheung didn’t know whether she’d have a job next semester or not. Parent Siobhan Culhane hadn’t heard the news about...
View ArticleToday on Your Call: What Needs To Be Done To Create Good Paying Jobs?
On today’s Your Call, we’ll have a conversation about the rate of job growth in the US. For the past two years, more than 23 million American have been unemployed with no prospects in finding jobs....
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On the March 27th edition of Your Call, it’s our Friday media roundtable. This week, we’ll discuss coverage of the Republican budget, which includes $5...
View ArticleWhat the UC system can learn from Chile
Campuses have played host to several protests throughout the year, with students outraged over steep rising costs. University officials approved tuition increases of eight to sixteen percent per year...
View ArticleToday on Your Call: The State of Public Higher Education in California
On today’s Your Call, we’ll have a special two-hour live broadcast of Your Call from the City College of San Francisco. We’ll talk about the state of higher education – in the first hour, exploring the...
View ArticleTeachers relieved by Prop 30 results
When she came into work this morning, Frank McCoppin kindergarten teacher Selina Cheung didn’t know whether she’d have a job next semester or not. Parent Siobhan Culhane hadn’t heard the news about...
View ArticleToday on Your Call: Aljazeera America, budget cuts and raging fires
On today’s Your Call, it’s our Friday media roundtable. This week, we’ll discuss media coverage of US Forest Service budget cuts as thousands of firefighters are battling the massive Rim Fire near...
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