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"10th grade students don't get scholarships, but those in arrears get them." The scandal of reevaluated scholarships at "Cuza" goes from social networks to the hallways: protest in the streets

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Students at "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University are outraged by the regulation that provides for the granting of scholarships for the entire academic year. "Students who did not show up for the winter session will benefit," they say.
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"10th grade students don't get scholarships, but those in arrears get them." The scandal of reevaluated scholarships at "Cuza" goes from social networks to the hallways: protest in the streets

Students at "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University are outraged by the regulation that provides for the granting of scholarships for the entire academic year. "Students who did not show up for the winter session will benefit," they say.

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