Many of the nation’s public universities eliminated courses and raised tuition last year, but the salaries and benefits of their presidents continued to rise, though at a slower rate than in years past, a new study has found.
Many of the nation’s public universities eliminated courses and raised tuition last year, but the salaries and benefits of their presidents continued to rise, though at a slower rate than in years past, a new study has found.
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You could have been talking about Congress, huh?
They don't seem to have trouble finding money to pay coaches, though. I find it hard to believe that Mack Brown is worth $5 million- several times the salary of the president of the UT system, who leads a system with (at least) two of the top research universities in the nation (UT-Austin and UT-Dallas).
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