Angry voices from on high

Article Abstract:

The government of John Howard is attempting to pass legislation outlawing compulsory student services fees, but institutions of higher education are united in their opposition to the measure. Education Minister David Kemp says the measure would enable funding to go directly to services students use. Some see the bill as an unwarranted intrusion into educational institutions' internal affairs.

Economic aspects, Finance, Political activity, Student activities, School activities, Kemp, David

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Degrees of separation

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the popularity and efficiency of distance education through the Internet are discussed. Approximately 100,000 Australian students will receive their university degree by taking online courses, and the social implications of this educational revolution are examined.

Social aspects, Management, Usage, Internet, Universities and colleges, Information services, Educational innovations, Distance education, Educational technology

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Degrees of Uncertainty

Article Abstract:

SARS has hit universities during peak period of enrolling foreign students. Universities in Australia are worried about the situation since this means loss of huge income.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Development and progression, Diseases, College admissions, Students, Foreign, Foreign students, Severe acute respiratory syndrome

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