Don’t eat the rich: Argument against Occupy Wall Street ideas
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Student senate: next year’s budget presented
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Proposed cuts to Pell grants hurt
Drake students might need new financial aid
Tracking the student activity fee
Large amount of campus programming paid for through $132 annual charge
Signage initiatives to provide a face lift for campus
Beginning this fall, brand new signage will be installed to continue the beautification of Drake’s campus.
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