University of Minnesota President Mark Yudof will recommend a tuition increase for all University of Minnesota campuses when he addresses the Board of Regents tomorrow (Friday). Yudof says the increases are critical for plugging the university's 30 million dollar deficit. Yudof blames current economic factors, but critics say the proposed hike is part of a disturbing long term trend that's pricing any low income people out of higher education. Minnesota Public Radio's Marisa Helms reports.
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