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The new pres. is living in the clouds, but may get along well with the rest of the utopian scholars up there.  L & C can't keep their administrators for long.  Mr. Glasner will find this out when he has to canvas for cash instead of writing books or whatever he thought he would be doing.  The truth is that students at LC have more money than he led listeners to believe.  You don't go to a school that costs 50 grand a year if you don't. My college tuition at a state university was 5,000 per year (discount for parent in state higher ed.) even without the discount it is at least more affordable than 50 grand PER YEAR.  Those kids up there at LC are also living in the clouds.  

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