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"Last year, we were in very difficult fiscal times," Abu-Ghazaleh said. "The Board chose to increase our budget reserves at the district level to make sure that, if Proposition 30 did not pass, there would be sufficient golf travel case reserves to keep our colleges operating."
"These funds will basically help us operate at a manageable level," said Abu-Ghazaleh. "It also means that we can start looking at some of the students success programs, and maintenance issues that we have been skimping on."
"There will be more student access when it comes to classes, and student services like counseling, tutoring, financial aid and staff," said Field. "All the things that they were squeezing and cutting back, we can now enhance again hopefully to enough."
golf travel case "Now we are starting to see signs of a rising economy, golf travel case which brings with it a rise in community college funding," said Abu-Ghazaleh. "So we have to start thinking on how to build the programs so that they are there when we can start serving more students golf travel case again."
golf travel case "There could be some more adjustments. Which direction [they go in] probably depends on how the state budget goes," Field said. "On budget, we don't get anything certain . . . It is always year-to-year."