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The Rutgers Alumni Association reviewed a plan called "Edu-My-Cation" that proposed informing students about education issues using social media, but the plan lacked details on how this outreach would occur and how students would be persuaded. The budget estimate for the plan was also deemed unrealistic and likely much larger than initially proposed. The review criticized the plan for failing to include broader theories on the education crisis in California or acknowledge that parents would be more interested than students in budget cuts.
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