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Committee chooses to forgo spring Large Scale Event

Due to a 40 percent cut to its budget, the Large Scale Event Committee will not be hosting a spring semester concert, making Worthstock in May the next event organized, though not fully funded, by the committee.

While there was also was no spring LSE performance two years ago, this is the first year that the LSE budget has been significantly cut since former President Al Bloom increased it to $100,000 in 2005.

The Dean’s Office collectively decided last summer to reduce LSE funding by $40,000…

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