February 6, 2009
Big Costs, Little Cash for Energy Efficiency
Each year at Utica College, a tiny pot of money stands as a kind of symbol of where the college hopes to go and how close it sits to the edge.
In a $55-million budget, after the college has paid its employees, heating bills, and other expenses, about $150,000 is left over for what the college calls its initiative fund. Todd S. Hutton, the college's president, gathers vice presidents and deans to spend weeks haggling for needs as diverse as photocopying budgets,
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