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Money/Health ArticlesTaxes: A love-hate relationshipStudents put money toward schooling, should think about future, tax adviser saysByThe word "tax" can evoke two different reponses with the typical college student, depending on the time of year. As it turns out, March and April are two months that can give students a headache, but can also put money in their pockets because of tax returns. How powerful is PowerPoint?Detailed presentations deter particiation, professor saysByEarly in the morning, some students said it is not uncommon to rise and question if they need to attend their lectures for the day, weighing the benefits of class attendance versus a day of relaxation and enjoying the spring air. Anything, even something small or negligible, can deter a student from his or her academics for a day in conjunction with great weather. Another tuition hike expected in fallNothing official, vice chancellor says; financial aid would rise if increase occursByWhen the tuition bill comes for next semester, students may find they are paying more than they were before. While nothing is set in stone, Vice Chancellor for Business and Student Services Andy Soll said a tuition increase is likely. "We think there will be one, and we're expecting there will be, but there certainly isn't anything official or approved at this point," Soll said. Windows Vista: Worth the cost?LTS says upgrade not crucial, wait until buying new computerByDeciding to upgrade their personal computer could be a major financial choice for college students. With the recent release of Windows Vista and Office 2007, students may be wondering if they need to upgrade their systems to stay compatible with what UW-Eau Claire will be migrating toward in the future. |
