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That left the burden squarely on the shoulders of student groups, who have to some extent welcomed the challenge. The UC recently proposed an increase in the student activities fee to pump-up its party-endorsing quotient...
...point. But its method has been problematic. All plans hinge on propping up the random social life students already have—and that students always lament. Because the UC has no hope of financing a student center—no matter how much the student activity fee rises—it has instead focused on these organic changes...
...council spent the bulk of the meeting discussing the proposed referendum to increase the termbill fee, which still needs approval of the full council. If the bill passes in its current form, students would get to vote on increasing the council’s cut of the termbill from $35 to $100 as well as whether or not to make the fee compulsory...
...fee meter is running. The death of the Arthur Andersen firm, which dissolved after being found guilty of obstructing justice in the Enron case, reduced the Big Five accounting firms to the Final Four. That in part is why audit fees for FORTUNE 500 companies are expected to climb 38% this year, according to a survey by the Public Accounting Report. Top lines for accounting firms already look healthier. Ernst & Young booked a 17.4% revenue increase in its 2003 fiscal year, to $5.3 billion. Grant Thornton booked a 21% increase, to $485 million. The other winners? Smaller shops, which...
Launched on March 11 as a "market readiness test," AT&T's CallVantage service att.com/callvantage allows customers to make unlimited local and long-distance calls for $40 a month, vs. about $65 (including fees and taxes) for a similar service on their regular home-phone line. The CallVantage fee includes voice mail, caller ID, call forwarding and conference calling. You also get unique features like Do Not Disturb, which lets you send all calls received between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., for example, to voice mail, except for those from people you really want to hear from. Available...