On the recordMarch 20, 2011
We can't continue to chase that every increasing tuition and fees cost with more and more federal dollars that we don't have.
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congress.govWe can't continue to chase that every increasing tuition and fees cost with more and more federal dollars that we don't have.
Kline warns against rising college costs and unsustainable federal funding.
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