December 14, 2001
Notre Dame College of New Hampshire Will Shut Down
Despite efforts to stave off financial troubles, New Hampshire's Notre Dame College will close at the end of the academic year, a victim of falling enrollment.
The Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholic, liberal-arts institution voted last month to shut it down on May 31, after 51 years of operation.
"We're tuition-driven, as many small colleges are, and when you don't have critical mass, things can go awry very quickly," said Patrick Duffy, who served for 10 years as a trustee
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