By Dan Simmons
In coming years, the evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin may become more than academic at some University of Wisconsin campuses. They may find themselves in a Darwinian struggle to remain open and relevant in the face of two more years of expected state budget cuts and a tuition freeze for state undergraduates also expected to be extended another two years...
...“The international market is still wide-open,” said Bernie Patterson, chancellor at UW-Stevens Point. “I think in today’s world everything has to be on the table. How we structure tuition should be part of the conversation.”
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