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Doris Matsui's Public Statements on Issue: Higher Education

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (CA) - District 7

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Date Title
03/06/2014 Congresswoman Matsui Statement on the FCC's Public Notice on E-Rate
12/11/2013 In Honor of Mr. Larry Horton's Retirement
04/18/2013 Letter to Chairman Kingston and Ranking Member DeLauro - High School Equivalency Program and the College Assistance Migrant Program Funding
07/18/2012 Rep. Matsui Statement on President Obama's Plan to Create a New National STEM Master Teacher Corps
07/12/2012 Congresswoman Matsui Fights to Ensure American Army Veterans Receive Promised Education Benefits
06/29/2012 Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act
06/26/2012 Title IX Turns 40
01/24/2012 Congresswoman Matsui Statement on the President's State of the Union Address
11/10/2011 Elk Grove Citizen - RT Parking Garage Going Up at CRC
04/27/2011 Congresswoman Matsui Discusses her Opposition to Proposed Cuts to Medicare with Local Seniors
02/18/2011 In Support of Amendment 132 to H.R. 1, Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011
12/08/2010 Congresswoman Matsui Applauds House Passage of DREAM Act
09/17/2009 Rep. Matsui Supports Single-Largest Investment To Help Students And Families Pay For College In History
09/17/2009 Student Aid And Fiscal Responsibility Act Of 2009
04/29/2009 Rep. Doris Matsui Applauds Successes Of President Obama's First 100 Days
08/30/2008 Votes to Make College More Affordable
07/23/2008 Rep. Doris Matsui Votes To Make College More Affordable
02/08/2008 Rep. Doris Matsui Votes to Make College More Affordable
09/07/2007 College To Be More Affordable For All Americans
03/21/2007 Congresswoman Matsui Introduces the Scientific Communications Act of 2007
03/29/2006 Providing for Consideration of H.R. 609, College Access and Opportunity Act of 2005
02/01/2006 Matsui Calls for President's Actions to Match His Words
11/18/2005 Flawed Budget Package Hurts Critical Programs, Increases Federal Deficit

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