Why has there been such extensive and explosive growth in college and university construction, resulting in blocks of enormous, little used monoliths on some campuses, such as York University. It makes no sense, especially at a time when many lecture courses can go online, saving student transportation costs and time. 

When will tuition begin to reflect the value or discount due to the teaching method? Why don't we have laws on the books that limit the right of government to spend money gained form forced taxation only on legitimate expenses? 

Creating good jobs, for example, is not a legitimate purpose of government. Ethically, it must pay market wages, especially when workers earning as little as $11,000 annually here ($44,000 in the U.S.) are taxed.

Finally, when will course duplication  and redundancies end?