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Chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education Glen Johnson speaks at the state Capitol in Oklahoma City, February 22 , 2011. Photo by Steve Gooch
State colleges and universities leery of federal intervention
FEW would argue that the cost of a college education is not spiraling out of control. However, it's understandable that Oklahoma higher education officials are concerned about the Obama administration's plan to rein in increases in tuition and fees by penalizing schools that fail to contain costs.
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Oklahoman Editorialsview all headlines
- What's best for students should be central to debate over school control
- Celebrating 150 years since changing the face of U.S. higher education
- ScissorTales: Now that's an attention-getter
- Capitol building, ME's office due the attention of Oklahoma Republican lawmakers
- Oklahoma Democrats, independents switching their registrations
- Amicable resolution to Oklahoma water dispute seems unlikely
Editorial Columnsview all headlines
- Chicago Tribune: Super PACs contribute to political system
- Oklahoma will benefit from visionary water plan
- Gov. Mary Fallin: Tax proposal is a game-changer for Oklahoma
- David Ignatius: Nixon's great decision on China
- Steve Chapman: Republican “appeasement” claims ring hollow
- 211 provides valuable resource for Oklahoma
Letters to the Editorview all headlines
- Underwrite part of national board certification process
- Would background check by DHS have helped baby?
- House Bill 3111 limits freedom
- Central government must get its debt under control
- Letter of the Month winner
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Letters of the Month
Each month, The Oklahoman's editorial board recognizes a contributor to Your Views for a letter to the editor that presents a point of view in a cogent and timely way. Below are the most recent winners.
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