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MSU grad students plan protest over tax bill
November 28, 2017 /
Graduate students at Montana State University are planning to join a national "walk out" on Wednesday to protest a tax reform bill in Congress that would require them to pay income tax on their tuition waivers.
"We make a pretty meager salary," Will Wright, 28, a doctoral student in history at MSU, said Monday. "For a lot of us, myself included, if the House version passes, it’s going to be a tremendous financial burden, and it may mean I exit graduate education."
By Gail Schontzler Chronicle Staff Writer
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