[Mr. Mojo]

CU officials project the decrease could translate into a loss of $15 million in tuition revenue.

Good!

[ken21]

i gotta got to the supermarket.

back later.

[Lexington Green]

I'll wager alumini donations are way down too - due to Churchill

[jwalburg]

Imagine that.

[Rummyfan]

This is hitting them where it hurts, especially as out-of-staters pay more tuition $$$$. How long before someone screams that you're censoring Ward Churchill by not sending your kid to CU?

[gridlock]

CU is a joke. Between the football/prostitution scandal and Ward Churchill, they have made their beds. Now they must lie in it.

[kellynla]

Maybe folks are finally wising up to the commie indoctrination going on at universities and colleges all over America!

Go Ave Maria College & Ave Maria University!

[Bahbah]

"It's time for the state to show leadership and recognize that excellent universities don't come for free and that tuition can't cover the whole costs."

Maybe it's time for CU to actually try to become an excellent University with the already overinflated budget with which they operate. I know where they could save enough to pay out of state tuition for 5 students right off the bat.

[camle]

tha bad part about living in an ivory tower is that there's little to eat when the cash cow dries up.

[TheBigB]

Sounds like the chickens are coming home to roost.

[CIDKauf]

Not to mention that there have been 5 coolege student deaths due to alcohol in Colorado that has to be affecting all tuitions. As a father of a high school senior, I am waiting with anticipation what will happen next at CU. I would not even consider sending my daughter into the mad house Boulder, CO. Forget it.

[NEBUCHADNEZZAR1961]

Yes!!! Punish the universities for their anti-American tripe.

[NativeNewYorker]

CU got dropped off my kids' prospective SAFETY school list after the football scandal. The Churchill thing seals it.

[Drango]

officials project the decrease could translate into a loss of $15 million in tuition revenue.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[doc30]

I wonder how many of these are foreign students. She is from Japan and attended college in the U.S. The cost for a foreign student in the U.S. was slightly less than tuition for her to attend a Japanese college back home. If the U.S. schools are pricing their tuition too high, these foreign student's will no longer see a U.S. education as cost equivalent to their own. They will travel abroad to where the cost and education are comparable or they will stay home. The U.S. schools are pricing themselves out of the market and are losing foreign funding that subsidizes in-state tuition. Maybe the answer is to eliminate the subsidy for in state tuition.

[KC_Conspirator]

Soft economy? Where? Maybe still in Colorado, which had a couple of tough years.

The answers is Ward Churchill.

[add925]

Admissions dropping? Wonder why CU (later)

[SZonian]

"Some cite a grueling year of bad press that included........" They made their collective beds with their stupid antics, decisions and behavior and now they blame the press. If it weren't so sad, it would be funny.

Oh, it is funny, nevermind.

As far as CU is concerned, it must be the equivelant of UC Berkeley in committing itself to leftist dogma.

Cheers!

[OldFriend]

At the start of this school year there were three alcohol related deaths, followed by this creature Churchill, I would think the school needs to focus on something other than being known as the party school of the USA.

[ken21]

keep in mind that these "intellectuals" usually come from monied families, and consequently it takes them a while to figure economic matters. (/s)

they hate capitalism.