If Harvard can offer a general college type school for
almost anyone, why can't the University of Minnesota?
Maybe because Harvard has an endowment of over $19 Billion, which
generates about $750 in income for the school. (It's their largest source
of income.)
The University of
Message: 6
from: John Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Stormwatergate, con't.-The Fraud and Denial
They way i see it, the storm water fee collected was not very
accurate when tied to how much water you used. so for years and
years, the high water user was footing the bill for those
John Erwin wrote:
The faculty, administration and staff are trying to enhance a world class
institution in Minnesota in a competitive world. 70% of the people who are
attracted to this institution from out of the state stay in Minnesota! The U
of M provides jobs, much funding from outside of
Peter Vevang writes:
Many respectable people disagree with your view, it isn't fair to
belittle them or call them naive. It makes me angry that you would
say that.
Many respectable people have wanted to overhaul General College for
many years, and it isn't fair to call them racist or elitist.
