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3 university presidents in Florida top $1 million pay packages
The leaders of three Florida public universities, including President John Hitt at UCF, were paid more than $1 million during the 2016-17 fiscal year.For Hitt, who will retire on June 30, a one-time retention bonus of $491,000 pushed his total compensation to more than $1.27 million. University of South Florida President Judy Genshaft made about $3,000 more, in part because of a one-time retention payment of $500,000.University of Florida President Kent Fuchs, who made $1.18 million, came in third.Hitt’s total compensation also included a salary of $505,967, a bonus of $164,475, a contribution of $101,146 to an annuity and university-provided housing and car. His longevity at the university — nearly 26 years as president — is likely one reason he’s so well-compensated, experts said.UCF Board of Trustees Chairman Marcos Marchena said he’s “very comfortable” with Hitt’s pay, pointing out that he is running the largest university in the … [Read more...] about 3 university presidents in Florida top $1 million pay packages
They thought it was a cold. Now he’s the third child to die of the flu in Florida.
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How expensive is it to go to a public college in SC? Hold on to your wallet
South Carolina is one of the most expensive states in the Union to go to college. That’s the conclusion of a state-by-state comparison of collegiate sticker prices — averaging listed tuition prices by all public four-year colleges in a state — by the personal finance site Simple Thrifty Living. “If you look at in-state and out-of-state tuition, it’s in the top 10 for both,” said David Cusick, a market analyst. “For in-state public university cost, it (South Carolina) feels more in line with New England than the Southeast.” That cost is a red flag for higher education. Facing the prospect of heavy student debt and the reality of declining state support, some worry the high cost could turn some S.C. students off from attending college all together. The negative impact of South Carolina’s high college costs is magnified by the relatively low incomes of Palmetto State parents. Tuition, fees and the cost of college housing can eat up … [Read more...] about How expensive is it to go to a public college in SC? Hold on to your wallet
Dirty gold is the new cocaine in Colombia — and it’s just as bloody
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