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SUNY fights Governor's proposed cuts to higher education

by Karen DeWitt

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Rensselaer, NY, Jan 28, 2010 — The heads of the State and City University systems expressed dismay at Governor David Paterson's proposed budget cuts. At yesterday's budget hearings, educators said reduced funding would hurt student education--and limit those students' opportunities after graduation. Karen DeWitt reports.

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Will easing dairy manure rules do much at all? (1 mi)

NYS Reproductive Health Act stalled in Senate (1 mi)

Lawmakers return to confront scandals (1 mi)

Scandal overshadows legislative agenda (1 mi)

Mohawks ink gaming exclusivity deal for North Country (1 mi)

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