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By Stephen Bainbridge The University of California's budget problems are well documented. The system has to cut $813 million. The administration and regents have decided to do so by a draconian combination of faculty and staff furloughs, programs cuts and so. A group of UC San Diego department chairs had a radical alternative: "Every state system of public education save California manages to sustain (at best) one flagship cam...
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