Last updated: June 22, 2010 12:00 am.
Episode 28 — Money, money, money
It's the final episode of the CUPcast for the year. Matthew Stefanson, next year's CUPcast co-ordinator, brings us a segment on money for school — student debt and dealing with loans. Jamie talks to National Bureau Chief Josh O'Kane about the past year at CUP and big changes for next year — including the move to tear down read-only subscriptions for the newswire to make it a public service to promote CUP journalists.
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