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POINT OF VIEW
A survey in August by The Chronicle revealed that several presidents of state universities -- a group long thought to be modestly paid -- are actually receiving supplements from alumni that bring their annual compensation to well over a half-million dollars, not including the free housing and other lavish perks they normally receive....
Are Huge Presidential Salaries Bad for Colleges?
By DEREK BOKA survey in August by The Chronicle revealed that several presidents of state universities -- a group long thought to be modestly paid -- are actually receiving supplements from alumni that bring their annual compensation to well over a half-million dollars, not including the free housing and other lavish perks they normally receive....
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