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But who would pay for the university's fight? Unless you can get a alumni donations to back the legal battle, then it will be financed by tuition increases. Higher tuition = less students can "afford" higher education. With a diminishing "customer base", the university is financially ruined.

A university's board is primarily concerned with the fiscal health of the university and (hopefully) quality of it's educators.

What now?
Posted by: PapaG   Posted on: 04/19/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Blows to be a student...  DarbyOhara | 04/19/04
This a great thing  voska | 04/19/04
I'm off the couch and lost 10lbs. already  cybershoplifter | 04/19/04
(NT) George Orwell would be proud.  James T. Kirk | 04/19/04
True, but...  PapaG | 04/19/04
This is the old RIAA/MPAA?  cybershoplifter | 04/19/04
I liked what the new big dog had to say  cybershoplifter | 04/19/04
Message has been deleted.  M_c | 04/19/04
They aren't losing a penny  voska | 04/19/04
Encryption  Benny4022 | 04/19/04
cdr's/dvdr's/hard drives/ftp/etc.  cybershoplifter | 04/19/04
Suprise to not hear about some enterprising students  FilledOut | 04/19/04
Probably been done.  doe_z | 04/19/04
Valenti is an army of one  AbsolutelyNot | 04/19/04
Bad Juju and a Bad Precedent  bluezoo7@... | 04/21/04
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