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2007 science budget should increase says Congress

The Chronicle of Higher Education: Late Monday night Congress's Democratic leadership proposed a spending bill for the rest of the 2007 fiscal year that would provide comparatively large increases for the maximum Pell Grant award and for physical-sciences and biomedical research.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on January 31, 2007 10:45 AM |

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