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The HEOA, short for the Higher Education Opportunity Act, is a higher education reform bill passed by Congress in 2008. Among the many provisions in HEOA was a set of important regulations to help make textbooks affordable, which went into effect July 1, 2010.
Faculty are in charge of selecting textbooks, which puts them in a key position to help students save money. Follow these guidelines to help minimize costs.
Even though students are stuck paying publishers' outrageous prices, you do have a few tools to reduce how much you spend. Being a smart consumer could save you hundreds of dollars every year. Follow these tips to save on textbooks!
SOU students and community members alike with assemble March 4th in a candlelight vigil to mourn the death of free and fair democratic elections in the United States. The Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court case of 2010 decided that because individuals have a right to free speech, corporations do too and their political spending should not be limited because political spending is a form of speech. On March Fourth, the real citizens will unite, and we will use our freedom of speech to make it known that we do not approve of unlimited corporate involvement in our democratic elections. Join us!
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Energy Service Corps Education Week
UO and LCC Volunteers educate 675 K-12 kids about energy conservation in 1st Annual Education Week.
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Get Big Money Out of Politics
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Feeding Lane County
OSPIRG launches campaign to generate 30,000 meals for food banks in Eugene
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Make Health Care Work for Oregon
It’s time for health insurers to get serious about lowering the cost of care instead of raising deductibles and hiking premiums.
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