November 5, 1999
Chapel Hill Trustees Vote to Raise Tuition to Increase Faculty Pay
The Board of Trustees at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill approved a controversial plan last week to nearly double in-state undergraduate tuition over five years to help increase faculty salaries at the state's flagship campus.
The Chapel Hill proposal, which would increase tuition by $1,500, or 98 per cent, is part of a larger effort by the university system's 16 campuses to make professors' salaries more competitive with comparable
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