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September 3, 2009
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Planning group weighing college’s financial options
Though classes just started this week, members of the college will begin discussing next year’s budget today in an effort both to seek financial sustainability and preserve the college’s values.
The Ad Hoc Financial Planning Group, composed of board members, administrators, faculty and staff, is having its first meeting today since last school year, during which it met four times. On Sept. 26, the Financial Planning Group will inform the Board of Managers about its discussions. Last February…
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