On the recordMay 20, 2009
At a time when California is begging on their knees, we are being held up as California a model of how they did low income and affordability in college.
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congress.govAt a time when California is begging on their knees, we are being held up as California a model of how they did low income and affordability in college.
Souder critiques California's model for low-income college affordability.
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