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Al Morris of Denver leafs through a book in the Tattered Cover's display at the second annual Rocky Mountain Book Festival Oct. 28. Charlie, the life-size sculpture that normally sits and reads in the Cherry Creek store, perches-above.
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World Reality Lunch gives a wake-up call to
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Tuition going up?
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Volleyball team Jesse Stephenson Senior Staff Writer poised to win Students at MSCD CAC crown tuition hike next semester.
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MSCD president Sheila KaP,lan said she wants to increase tuition to· raise $3 million over the course of three years. The extra revenue will help cover MSCD's operating costs such as faculty
salaries and student services. According to Joe Arcese, vice president for Administration and Finance, students will fork over about $30 more per semester if the raise is implemented. 'fhe current rate for 12 credit hours is $722 per semester. Kaplan said MSCD has the lowest tuition of most four-year colleges in the state, and despite the proposed increase
students will still get an educational bargain. "The point is, we are significantly below our peer institutions," she said. The tuition increase is part of a trilevel plan devised by Kaplan to raise revenue through state funding, private contributions and student fees.
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