How do you feel about the proposed federal aid cuts?

“I think budget cuts are wrong on this. What we should do is look at other portions of society which you can take away from.” —Marlin Muñoz, Senior
“I think budget cuts are wrong on this. What we should do is look at other portions of society which you can take away from.”
—Marlin Muñoz, Senior
“I feel that taking away financial aid will give us nothing and we won’t be able to fulfill our dreams and our goals we set for ourselves.” —Elena Arambula, Sophomore
“I feel that taking away financial aid will give us nothing and we won’t be able to fulfill our dreams and our goals we set for ourselves.”
—Elena Arambula, Sophomore
“It is totally wrong. We always hear about how education is first and they are taking away our funds. Some government funding doesn’t need to be there. I don’t see why they are taking it out of education.” —Alma Barrera, Freshman
“It is totally wrong. We always hear about how education is first and they are taking away our funds. Some government funding doesn’t need to be there. I don’t see why they are taking it out of education.”
—Alma Barrera, Freshman
“It’s going to get harder for everybody. I get $2,000 a year in work study. That’s a loan right there. It’s a money thing. I hope it can be resolved.” —Parrish Jones, Junior
“It’s going to get harder for everybody. I get $2,000 a year in work study. That’s a loan right there. It’s a money thing. I hope it can be resolved.”
—Parrish Jones, Junior
“I feel that it is trying to limit minorities from going to college and bettering themselves. Let’s face it, over 30, maybe 40 percent of the student population in America uses the financial aid that is supposed to be cut.” —Tony Tong, Freshman
“I feel that it is trying to limit minorities from going to college and bettering themselves. Let’s face it, over 30, maybe 40 percent of the student population in America uses the financial aid that is supposed to be cut.”
—Tony Tong, Freshman
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