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Noting that for several years the average age of presidents in the survey has been about 60, he said future results could be influenced by a wave of retirements, possibly prompted by the unpleasantness of overseeing declines in public-university budgets.
Public-College Presidents Score Raises Kevin Helliker 2011
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If a bill passes, Texas would become the second state after Utah to open public-university campuses to licensed gun owners.
Texans Divide Over Guns on Campus Ana Campoy 2011
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I consistently get better service from the local public library (admittedly, one that has consistently ranked in the top ten in the nation in its population group for over a decade, essentially since those rankings began) than I ever have from the university library ... which is host to the largest public-university collection in the nation and a perennial top-three School of Library and Information Science.
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Cigarroa is asking lawmakers to limit proposed reductions in the state's funding of higher education, even as his compensation was third highest, by total cost of employment, among public-university leaders in America.
Public-College Presidents Score Raises Kevin Helliker 2011
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The president of the University of California, one of the nation ' s largest public-university systems, proposed raising student fees by 8%, as part of several changes offered Monday to help close a shortfall of more than $1 billion.
UC President Proposes Fee Increase to Close Shortfall Vauhini Vara 2010
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The proposals are the latest move by the storied and struggling public-university system, which has more than 200,000 students and 10 campuses and is seen as a bellwether among higher-education institutions, to grapple with state funding cuts that have hobbled California ' s public-education arena.
UC President Proposes Fee Increase to Close Shortfall Vauhini Vara 2010
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For the 2007-2008 academic year, the most recent covered by the survey, median compensation for public-university presidents was $427,400, up 7.6% from $397,349 during the previous academic year.
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It found that the pay for public-university college presidents rose by an average 7.6% in 2007-08.
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Fifty-nine public-university presidents were paid $500,000 or more, up from 43 the previous academic year.
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Atkinson's proposal, made in a speech before the American Council on Education, may have less to do with flaws in the SATs and more to do with the unique problems of UC, a public-university system with such a huge number of applicants that admissions officials need some kind of objective criteria.
The Sat Showdown 2007
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