Tag: Tuition Fees

Law, Street Law

#StreetLaw 4: Discrimination and the Law…

…or why it might not be a generational thing. This week, David and I did something a little different to the previous weeks. We had, up until now, used lessons that we’d either done before personally, or had been prepared by others for us to use. This week, however, we wanted to prepare our own lesson in response to a suggestion from the first week. … Continue reading #StreetLaw 4: Discrimination and the Law…

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Law, Politics, University

Free is not Cheaper…

…or why I want the Scottish Government to burden me with Student Debt. As Nicola Sturgeon took over the reins of the SNP at the weekend, she declared that now they, and not the Labour Party, were the party of social justice in Scotland. In support of this, the abolition of tuition fees for Scottish Students in Scotland. The Labour Party opposed this, and so showed … Continue reading Free is not Cheaper…

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