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They could give the teaching jobs to young professors just coming out of school.
Or even better, use the budget crisis as a way to purge the school of PC Social Justice Warrior professors. Doing so could actually give LSU an excellent reputation that would appeal to many prospective students and their families. It could even serve as a new model of public higher education.
Is it feasible to privatize the football team, but with the university retaining licensing rights?
Or, alternately, keeping the team but doing away with athletic scholarships and sacking the coaches while hiring new, young coaches who'll work cheaper?
There is no need to privatize a football team thats pulling in money to the university.
They could give the teaching jobs to young professors just coming out of school.
Or even better, use the budget crisis as a way to purge the school of PC Social Justice Warrior professors. Doing so could actually give LSU an excellent reputation that would appeal to many prospective students and their families. It could even serve as a new model of public higher education.
They should just do what people are advocating of the minimum wage and just double admission fees.. yeah, that'll solve the problem overnight, people wont seek to go elsewhere,
Bankruptcy will provide the state an opportunity to layoff its excess administrative staff, as well as release some otherwise useless liberal arts professors.
By contrast, a major factor driving increasing costs is the constant expansion of university administration. According to the Department of Education data, administrative positions at colleges and universities grew by 60 percent between 1993 and 2009, which Bloomberg reported was 10 times the rate of growth of tenured faculty positions
They would make even more profit without a few assistant coaches and 20 less scholarship players.
Nope, A great deal of that money comes from TV contracts. The general population isn't interested in watching no talent teams, so no contract. These popular sports programs at larger Universities like football or men's basketball not only pay for themselves but are usually used to prop up the rest of the sports programs.
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