23,000 students want day planners
In order to get them, they had to sign a lame petition
The York Federation of Students is celebrating it’s latest scheme; figuring out how to get 23,000 students to sign a petition asking the government give money to lower tuition.
Instead of just asking students to sign the petition; The Excaliburreports that students had to sign the petition in order to get their day planners.
This is a new low, even by the standards of the York Federation of Students.
Make you wonder how many students are really asking the government to give them more money?
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