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Bobby Jindal speech causes financial distress for Yale student group: report
Updated on Jan 19, 2018 at 12:59 PM CST
Outgoing Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal visited St. Benedict the Moor school in New Orleans on Tuesday, December 15, 2015. (Photo by Chris Granger, Nola.com | The Times-Picayune)
(CHRIS GRANGER)
A Yale University student group went into debt after a speech from former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal ended up costing the organization $14,000 -- about $10,000 more than expected,according to the Yale Daily News , the university's student newspaper.
Though most speakers who visit the Yale Political Union -- a debate organization -- stay near the school in Connecticut, Jindal's contract called for the former governor to stay at the luxurious St. Regis Hotel in New York City,according to the Yale Daily News . Jindal was also transported by a private car and driver to the university, which is 78 miles and almost two hours from the hotel where he stayed.
The price of accommodating Jindal came out to $4,053. The school group was also charged additional $10,257 in "unexpected" expenditures, including a speaking fee,according to the Yale Daily News . The student newspaper said the second most expensive speaker in 2016 for the student debate group came in at $1,761, a fraction of Jindal's cost. The newspaper said other speakers usually have their food, travel and accommodations paid for -- but don't charge speaking fees.
Jindal, who had stepped down as governor a few months before going to Yale, gave a speech to the students on the flaws of a single-payer health care system.
Jindal's speech -- and a dispute over who was paying for it -- caused the Yale Political Union to run a $14,000 deficit in the fall of 2017. Grants and other sources of funding had to be drawn upon to cover the costs of Jindal's appearance.
Bobby Jindal speech causes financial distress for Yale student group: report
Bobby Jindal speech causes financial distress for Yale student group: report
Updated on Jan 19, 2018 at 12:59 PM CST
Outgoing Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal visited St. Benedict the Moor school in New Orleans on Tuesday, December 15, 2015. (Photo by Chris Granger, Nola.com | The Times-Picayune)
(CHRIS GRANGER)
A Yale University student group went into debt after a speech from former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal ended up costing the organization $14,000 -- about $10,000 more than expected,according to the Yale Daily News , the university's student newspaper.
Though most speakers who visit the Yale Political Union -- a debate organization -- stay near the school in Connecticut, Jindal's contract called for the former governor to stay at the luxurious St. Regis Hotel in New York City,according to the Yale Daily News . Jindal was also transported by a private car and driver to the university, which is 78 miles and almost two hours from the hotel where he stayed.
The price of accommodating Jindal came out to $4,053. The school group was also charged additional $10,257 in "unexpected" expenditures, including a speaking fee,according to the Yale Daily News . The student newspaper said the second most expensive speaker in 2016 for the student debate group came in at $1,761, a fraction of Jindal's cost. The newspaper said other speakers usually have their food, travel and accommodations paid for -- but don't charge speaking fees.
Jindal, who had stepped down as governor a few months before going to Yale, gave a speech to the students on the flaws of a single-payer health care system.
Jindal's speech -- and a dispute over who was paying for it -- caused the Yale Political Union to run a $14,000 deficit in the fall of 2017. Grants and other sources of funding had to be drawn upon to cover the costs of Jindal's appearance.
Bobby Jindal speech causes financial distress for Yale student group: report
