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"...stories of how my parents lived..." Scientific fact?
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Hi Phil, This is not an article, but an editorial. You can click on the author name at the top ("Editorial Board") to learn more about why this piece was written.
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John L says: March 10, 2010 at 9:35 pm OSAP stands fro student ASSISTANCE, folks. It isn’t meant to carry the entire cost of the years spent in higher education. If the $7.50 per day for food is too low feel free to top it up from your own funds... _______________________________ You clearly do not use OSAP, because if you
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This article is ridiculous. It presents an obviously uniformed and highly opinionated view of what OSAP is all about. Since the author seems to be lacking any type of account from someone who has actually used OSAP at all, let alone for the past 5 years, I'll offer some facts. First off, $7.50 or $200 a
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It'd be really useful to show a table of tuition fees across the country. Are Ontario tuition far higher than other provines? A little higher? I'd imagine the annual Macleans university guide would be a good source... Simply saying Ontario tuitions are "higher" is a pretty dodgy assertion without providing context...
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Actually the "affront to students" is more the suggestion that they're all desperately in need of governments handouts to attend school. There are all sorts of students who had the foresight to plan ahead for uni, hold down a part-time job and, maybe, receive OSAP to help cover the costs. The so-called "student leaders" who
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OSAP stands fro student ASSISTANCE, folks. It isn't meant to carry the entire cost of the years spent in higher education. If the $7.50 per day for food is too low feel free to top it up from your own funds. On the claim that university is too costly that's been the standard claim for
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