Answering your questions about football at Charlotte
Already a bunch answered.
[I]An annual fee of $200 represents a 1.4% increase in the total cost of attendance for a resident North Carolina student and an even smaller percentage increase for an out-of-state student.[/I]
[I]The financial pro formas suggested are: [/I]
[I]$25 per semester in the fall of 2010, [/I]
[I]$50 per semester in 2011 and 2012, [/I]
[I]$100 per semester in the first year of competitive play, 2013. [/I]
[I]The resulting total annual fee of $200 is well below the fee of $300 suggested by the Football Feasibility Committee and consistent with the amount that the vast majority of students who responded to the student poll in the spring of 2007 indicated that they would be comfortable in paying for a football program.[/I]
I have a question. Will Mary Schulken continue her fight against this windmill?
Or will she be reduced to standing with a picket sign outside of Gray’s Bookstore - protesting against the $200 ‘optional’ books sometimes recommended by professors?
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I have a question. Will Mary Schulken continue her fight against this windmill?
Or will she be reduced to standing with a picket sign outside of Gray’s Bookstore - protesting against the $200 ‘optional’ books sometimes recommended by professors?[/QUOTE]
Lets send Mary to live out the rest of her days with Martha Burk.
They may find they have in common besides their dumbass agendas.