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University Daily Kansan
Page 0509_2 from reel: L 2249 (1981-10-20 to 1982-07-29)
https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-udk/181866

Title: You Can't Afford Not to Care...
Summary: Editorial warning about proposed Reagan administration cuts to federal student aid programs including Pell Grants, Guaranteed Student Loans, and Work Study, with information about how students can contact legislators to oppose these cuts.
Category: editorial
Subjects: federal student aid; education funding; Reagan administration; higher education policy
Named Entities: Reagan, Ronald [president]; Dole, Bob [senator]; Kassebaum, Nancy [senator]; Winn, Larry [congressman]; Roberts, Pat [representative]; Jeffries, Jim [representative]; Glickman, Dan [representative]; Wittaker, Bob [representative]
Confidence: 0.9

Title: Here's Your Chance to Be Heard
Summary: Announcement about University of Kansas Student Senate-sponsored reception with Congressman Larry Winn to discuss concerns about student financial aid and federal education funding.
Category: announcement
Subjects: student government; congressional meetings; student advocacy; higher education funding
Named Entities: Winn, Larry [congressman]
Confidence: 0.85

Title: Let Them Know You Care...
Summary: Announcement providing contact information for Kansas congressional representatives and senators so students can express concerns about proposed cuts to student financial aid.
Category: announcement
Subjects: legislative contact; student advocacy; higher education funding
Named Entities: Dole, Bob [senator]; Kassebaum, Nancy [senator]; Roberts, Pat [representative]; Jeffries, Jim [representative]; Winn, Larry [congressman]; Glickman, Dan [representative]; Wittaker, Bob [representative]
Confidence: 0.85

Title: How Many of Your Friends Won't Be Back Next Year?
Summary: Rhetorical question highlighting potential impact of federal student aid cuts on student ability to continue their education.
Category: announcement
Subjects: student retention; higher education funding; financial aid impact
Confidence: 0.8

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