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October 7, 2010
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Changes in faculty and staff benefits face criticism
If Kae Kalwaic gets a gash on her leg, she doesn’t want to weigh the costs of going to a clinic instead of the ER. But with recent changes to faculty and staff benefits, it’s a trade-off workers on this campus may have to consider.
An increase in co-pays, the specified rate paid to the medical provider at the time of service, including a new co-pay of $150 per emergency room visit, is just one of several controversial changes in faculty and staff benefits made last year by the Ad Hoc Financi…
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- Sommelier alum explains culinary world
- Queer activist criticizes gay marriage campaigns
- Week in pictures
- Strategic Planning approved by Board
- StuCo postpones decision on Dash for Cash
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Living & Arts
- Swat Style Snapshot
- Artist collective promotes student self-expression
- Can the Yes Men change the world?
- Venturing into an often-missed section of the city
- Exploring the French countryside like a Parisian
- 'Social Network' fails to meaningfully connect
- Battling the Swat plagues of colds, mice and sleep
- Unsigned artist releases new exploratory album
Opinions
- Gay teen suicides show we have not made progress
- Consensus-building a smarter choice for worker power
- Despite recession, U.S. technology craze persists
Sports
- Garnet Athlete of the Week
- Field hockey picks up impressive victory vs. Arcadia
- Volleyball victorious in “Digging for a Cure” match
- All-undrafted defense: the best in football history
- Giants in playoffs on back of Huff’s rhinestone thong
- Garnet women tied for first in Centennial Conference
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