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RESULTS FROM LAST WEEK'S ONLINE POLL
Because of cuts in state funding, Southeast Missouri State University is looking to save $3.5 million through budget cuts and fee increases, among other methods. The university's board of regents will meet Wednesday to decide what will be done. Last week, the Southeast Missourian's online poll asked, "Considering its current financial crisis, what should Southeast Missouri State University do to meet its budget?" (410 votes)
Due to rounding, results may not total 100 percent.
Results are:
36 percent -- Stick to its current plan, which could possibly combine other possibilities listed.
31 percent -- Cut administrative positions.
12 percent -- Target athletics and/or recreational programs.
11 percent -- Eliminate unpopular academic programs.
5 percent -- Other options.
3 percent -- Raise tuition and other student fees.
3 percent -- Cut faculty and non-instructional positions.
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