March 2, 2007
Looking for Dollars in Unusual Places
Governors seek unorthodox sources to pay for higher education
Surrounded by a dozen public-college presidents, Gov. Mitchell E. Daniels Jr. proposed an ambitious plan in December to keep top students in Indiana and attract world-class researchers to the state's universities.
The price tag: $1-billion. The cost to taxpayers: nothing.
To pay for the "Brain Gain" proposal, Governor Daniels, a former director of the Bush administration's Office of Management and Budget, wants
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