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Anonymous

Wed Feb 3 2010 15:47

How about an article/interview on the financial crisis at MHC? Low enrollment has lead to decreased cash flow; most faculty/staff will be required to take an unpaid furlough of 5 days. Yesterday, the president attempted to strong-arm "donations" from grant-program employees, who will be required to comply with the furlough even though their salary is provided by government and other sponsors. The rest of the shortfall will likely be made up by bigger tuition increases next year...

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