Students need to be more concerned with where their money goes. They also need to be more informed about what expenditures are being made and what effect it will have on them. In the relentless pursuit of a degree, a student will spend thousands of dollars for the privilege of going to school. Those of us enrolled for summer quarter deserve the same facilities as are available during the rest of the year. Part of this goes for technical fees.
Tuition is expensive.
Housing for students is expensive, especially when students spend much of their time at school or studying instead of at work. Food is expensive. Not everyone can get loans or afford to pay for school out of their own pockets. With so many students enrolled at Western, one can only assume a lot of people are willing to scrape by for a few years in hope of bettering their lives. These people expect something in return for their sacrifices.