Yeah, it really feels like mismanagement by the BOR, but that's par for their course (pun intended).
I just don't like losing the course where I blindly holed out from the bunker beside the green, hole 9.
The "one platform" argument is nice and all, but I fear it will be botched the way the Minnesota Twins TV is. (i.e. It's not really one platform thanks to MLB)
I'm not Billd, but I have heard people complain about many of them, but AFAIK the granddaddy of them was the MPIRG fee that students started paying in the late 1960s. It set the table for doing this fiscal burdening of students with extraneous fees.
This is true. But I found out GC was closed in 2005, not the 1980s. It is ridiculous that you now cannot get a generalized post high school degree from the state's land grant university. It pretty much goes against the charter, founding purpose, of the school.