Sunday, November 8, 2009

budget cuts

Budget Cuts Might Hurt Student Jobs at Yale

School may reinstitute a hiring policy that gives preferential treatment based on financial aid. more >>

International Cal State Undergrads Feel Brunt of Budget Cuts

With class sizes shrinking, international students scramble to meet requirements. more >>

Budget Woes Could End NASA's Space Exploration Plans

A commission is looking into whether NASA can realistically afford another trip to the moon. more >>

Recession Forces Tough Choices on Companies

Obama's First Try at Cutting the Budget

Budget chief Peter Orszag details the president's $17 billion in cuts from the $3.4 trillion budget. more >>

Budget Constraints at Pentagon Could Affect National Security

The Defense Department starts its yearlong review of strategic priorities. more >>

Barack Obama Administration Should Cut Billions From Faith-Based Initiatives

It's a $15 billion start. Any other ideas? more >>

States Eyeing Education Cuts Amid Budget Shortfalls

In previous downturns, states have largely avoided cutting K-12 education. Maybe not this time. more >>

Schwarzenegger Signs California Budget, Ending 85-Day Standoff

Signing the budget ended bitter partisan deadlock on how to close the $15.2 billion deficit. more >>

California Cuts Mean Fewer Jobs for Student Workers

Sacramento State hiring service can offer only two thirds as many jobs as last year. more >>

Transfer Students Feel the Pinch When Money Is Tight

State cuts to higher education are particularly tough for transfer students. more >>

McCainomics: The Right Reacts

Conservatives and libertarians would like more details on where McCain would cut spending. more >>

Bush Budget Puts Weatherization in the Cold

The $220 million federal program for low-income families reaped dividends in jobs and reduced energy bills. more >>

State Budgets Facing Crisis

As revenues shrink, lawmakers must cut programs or raise taxes. more >>

Giuliani Shows His Claws on Spending

But budget-cutting without entitlement reform may be useless. more >>

If a Giant State School Isn't Safe From a Budget Crisis, Who Is?

Florida State University announced Friday that it will freeze enrollment for the coming school year in order to stabilize its budget, reports the FSView. A combination of factors has resulted in the freeze, and officials say they simply "just do not have the money to admit more freshmen and transfer students. more >>

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