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Bhavna Hirani • May 11, 2017 at 11:41 am
Does the article suggest that the environment at Uni is turning into one like at a private-school? Is there a reason why Uni is now mostly admitting students that come from high-income families? Take a look at the cars outside Uni at pick up times – BMWs, Mercedes, Volkswagens, Volvos! If this is the case, state of Illinois should withdraw funding to Uni because it is giving a wrong message to tax-payers. The environment surely seems to make many a students feel uncomfortable.