After the resounding voter rejection of the proposed rescue plan in the special election, college officials face cutting an additional $20 million from the current and next fiscal years, as state financial analysts recommend tripling student fees.
Published: Monday, June 1, 2009
Updated: Sunday, September 13, 2009 14:09
After the resounding voter rejection of the proposed rescue plan in the special election, college officials face cutting an additional $20 million from the current and next fiscal years, as state financial analysts recommend tripling student fees.

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