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Student advocates criticize Education Secretary William Bennett’s remarks and argue the cuts would end the college careers of millions, removing up to one million students from aid. Graduate and professional financial aid leaders urge schools to fight the proposals, detailing caps, eligibility limits, and program changes while warning that equitable access to higher education would be 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postsecondareducation.  \n               Wednesday,February 13,1985  \n# STUDENT GROUP CRITICIZES BUDGET,ASKS BENNETT TO APOLOGIZE\n\nEducation Secretary William Bennett should apologize for remarks made Mondaycalling for students to make more sacrifices,members of the U.s.StudentAssociation(USSA)told a news conference yesterday.  \n\"The attitude of the secretary clearly reflects a misunderstanding …of thepurpose of student aid,\"said Kathy Ozer,legislative director of USSA。\"Tocharacterize students as he did is insulting.\"  \nBennett said Monday that President Reagan's fiscal 1986 proposed budget,whichwould cut $1.5 billion from the fiscal 1985 level of $7.9 billion for federalstudent aid,may mean students must sacrifice more to go to the college oftheir choice.\"It might require stereo divestiture,automobile divestiture andthree-weeks-at-the-beach divestiture,\"Bennett said(HED,Feb.12).  \nMembers of USSA and other student and education groups sharply criticized theadministration's proposed cuts and Bennett's support of them at a news confer-ence on Capitol Hil1,saying the cuts would\"spell disaster for millions ofstudents who would be forced to end their college career.\"The proposed cutswould eliminate one million students from the federal student aid program.  \nThe news conference was designed to kick off a USSA campaign,RAISE(RaiseAwareness on Issues for Students and Education)·Members of the group calledon students to actively lobby against the proposed cuts.Youth for DemocraticAction joined USSA in condemning the proposed cuts and endorsed the campaign.  \nCriticism of the proposed budget cuts and their proponentswas not limited this week to students.  \nThe higher education community sent a letter to Office of Management and BudgetDirector David Stockman Monday criticizing him for attributing selfish monetarymotives to educators who support federal student aid programs.  At a House ap-propriations hearing last week,Stockman told members they could expect pres-sure from college heads who are \"not worried about the students.They're notworried about equity.…They're worried about financing their budgets.\"  \nThe letter said educators are indeed worried about equity and because of theiradvocacy,\"we have equal educational opportunity in this country,buttressed bythe student aid programs that you would cut back.\"  \nUSSA President Gregory Moore,likewise,said the most serious threat posed bythe proposed cuts is the“abandoning of a policy of ensuring equal educationalaccess to our colleges and universities to all students.\"As a result,highereducation,would\"soon become the preserve of the very rich,\"said TerenceMcCormick,a senior at Georgetown University and president of the university'slegislative action coalition.(more on p.3)  \nFebruary 13,1985  \n# GRADUATE,PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS URGED TO FIGHT FINANCIAL AID CUTS\n\nThere is one nice thing about the Reagan administration's fiscal 1986 budgetproposal,according to Dallas Martin,executive director of the National As-sociation of Student Financial Aid Administrators.\"There's something in it toinsult almost everybody,\"he said.  \nMartin and Joan Gray,chairwoman of the Graduate and Professional Financial AidCouncil(GAPFAC),yesterday called on representatives of the nation's graduateand professional schools to fight the student aid cuts in the Reagan proposal.Speaking at the opening of GAPFAC's 1985 forum in Arlington,Va.,the pairagreed that graduate students would be greatly hurt by the proposal.  \nBipartisan Effort Expected\"I don't think we should assume the presi-dent's budget is dead on arrival as some have said,\"Martin cautioned.\"Wehave to be responsible and we have to take these things seriously.\"The defi-cit problems plaguing the nation will cause every spending reduction plan to beviewed with a certain amount of interest on Capitol Hil1,Martin said,addingthat a bipartisan effort to reduce the deficit is expected.  \nTher","cbCaiuQYs7zMuDPr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuQYs7zMuDPr","pdf",1836230,"English","# Student Group Criticizes Budget, Asks Bennett to Apologize\n# Graduate, Professional Schools Urged to Fight Financial Aid Cuts","[{\"question\":\"Why did students ask William Bennett to apologize?\",\"answer\":\"Student association members said Bennett’s remarks reflected a misunderstanding of the purpose of student aid and characterized students in an insulting way.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the proposed budget cuts expected to affect students?\",\"answer\":\"Critics said the cuts would eliminate federal student aid for up to one million students and would “spell disaster” for millions who might be forced to end their college careers.\"},{\"question\":\"What changes to student aid did graduate and professional schools focus on?\",\"answer\":\"They highlighted proposed caps under Title IV, eligibility limits on Guaranteed Student Loans, no new capital for the National Direct Student Loan program, changes to Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants, and an alteration to the independent student definition.\"}]","HIGHER EDUCATION DAILY - Student Group Criticizes Budget, Asks Bennett to Apologize | PDF",1790614960,18]