May 5, 2000

Worldwide Tuition Increases Send Students Into the Streets

By COLIN WOODARD

Until now, college in many nations was cheaper than a book in the U.S.

When Hungarians want to protest, they go to Lajos Kossuth Square, in front of the Parliament building, a 691-room edifice described by the poet Gyula Illyes as a "Turkish bath crossed with a Gothic chapel."

Its spires and flying

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