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“[T]he university has wasted millions of dollars on salaries and perks for administration officials while tuition costs jumped 141 percent over 11 years.”

It’s how things have always been done at the University of Hawaii, proud flagship of one of our most corrupt states; and if you don’t like it, you can lump it.

For background, put hawaii in my search engine if you have the stomach for it.

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“It’s a common pattern in Hawaiian political culture to announce campaigns against corruption, but the problem is so deeply rooted with high-level officials that are involved, and there are low-level scapegoats who feel the brunt of the campaign,” said Jeff Jones, an associate history professor at UNC-Greensboro …”

Whoops. No. That should be Russian political culture. Russian.

Margaret Soltan, March 22, 2013 7:21AM
Posted in: just plain gross

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  1. University Diaries » An isolated, corrupt state; a pointless, outrageously expensive sports program; corrupt administrators. Says:

    […] rates.” Enrollment’s declining on virtually all campuses. Over the last eleven years, tuition has gone up 141%. Most of the money seems to have gone to […]

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