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Comptroller: 'State can no longer function'
In article , analogdial writes:
George Cornelius wrote: George [an out of state graduate of Illinois Institute of Technology in then Mayor Richard J. Daley's neighborhood in the South Side, and perhaps a recipient, indirectly, of State funds in receiving a scholarship from that school] No doubt you've paid it back many times over! A worthy public investment indeed!! Unclear where their funds came from, and lots of students were there on "Illinois State Scholarships". I suspect selected out of state students were recruited to help keep their average SAT scores up due to a (generally reasonable) policy of preferring local students. Not affirmative action, since that had not really hit the colleges, or at least the private schools, yet, just preference for the community that supports you. But there were some folks who paid their own way, and there were alumni donors who, like me in this era, did their best to provide younger folks some of the advantages they received. George |
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