VILNIUS - As negotiations on the 2004 budget reach the final stage, the government is coming under fire for allocating a miserly proportion of EU funds to education that is, by some calculations, almost one-quarter that of neighboring countries.Amid assertions that the government is passing up a rare opportunity to bolster the country's next generation of leaders, supporters of higher education have teamed up with opposition parties to pressure policymakers to allocate a higher proportion of EU infrastructure funds for schooling.On Oct. 23 the administration of Vilnius University, one of ...
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