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Wednesd
ay,
Apr
il
15
arou
nd
no
on
,
abo
ut
4
0
Parkside
studen
ts,
fac
ult
y an
d
staff
m
arch
ed
th
e
halls
o
f
th
e
un
iver
sity
in
pro
tes
t
of
Walker's
prop
ose
d
$300
mi
l
lio
n
b
ud
ge
t
cuts.
The
pro
test
ors
org
ani
zed
nea
r
the
OMSA
(Office
of
S
tud
ent
M
ult
icu
ltu
ra
l
Affairs)
in
W
yllie
Ha
ll
and
m
ade
th
eir
way
across
the
s
choo
l
to
t
he
S
tude
nt
Center.
Permission
fo
r
th
e
pro
tes
t
was
no
t
req
uest
ed,
howev
er,
the
Parkside
Police
di
d n
ot
m
ake
any
att
em
pts
t
o
s
top
i
t.
Stud
ents
h
eld
signs
read
ing
"St
op
th
e
Cuts"
and
"Save
th
e
UW
,"
w
hil
e
ch
an
tin
g
"Up
up
w
ith
ed
uc
ati
on
,
dow
n do
wn
w
ith
legis
latio
n."
Am
ong
stu
de
nt
co
n
cerns
we
re
delays
in
g
rad
ua
tion
and
g
ran
t
avai
lab
ility
.
"Because
of
l
im
ite
d
class
ava
ilab
ility
,
I
have
had
to
dro
p
my
min
or,"
s
ays
an
anon
ymo
us
Parkside
junio
r.
"I've
also
been
for
ced
in
to
ta
kin
g
ou
t
mo
re
loans
because
my
g
rants
have
been
re
duced."
Stud
ent
Ritu
Patel,
20,
me
n
tio
ne
d
th
at
she
kno
ws
several
stu
dents
,
herself
inclu
de
d,
tha
t
have
had
sig
nific
ant
delays
in
g
radu
a
tio
n
because
clas
s
availa
bilit
y
in
th
e
bi
olo
gy
d
ep
art
me
nt
does
n
ot
me
et
th
e
needs
of
th
e
stud
ents
.
Protesters
gat
her
ed
ou
tsid
e
on
the
steps
near
the
S
tude
nt
Center
wher
e
the
y
voi
ced
th
eir
opin
ions
.
"You're
no
t
on
ly
tak
ing
away
fro
m
each
indiv
idua
l's
po
ten
tia
l,
bu
t
fro
m
o
ur
state's
pote
nti
al!
"
sho
ut
ed
cur
ren
t
stu
den
t
bo
dy
Vice
P
res
ide
nt
Ga
brielle
K
raw
czyk
."Wi
th
these
cu
ts,
we
cann
ot
af
for
d
the
amaz
ing
professors
th
at
m
ake
ou
r
UW
system
great!
"
add
ed
st
ude
nt
Annalee
Sepanski.
Preced
ing
these
sta
teme
nts,
stu
den
t
bo
dy
Pre
sident
Gab
riel
Coro
nado
u
rge
d
prot
esto
rs
to
call
the
ir
sta
te
repre
senta
tive
Senator
Richard
Gude
x
to
ma
ke
the
ir
d
isap
prov
al
of
th
e
UW
Bud
get
k
no
wn
.
"A
nyone
w
ho
is
con
cern
ed
ab
ou
t
the
c
uts
sh
oul
d
reach
Senator
Gude
x
at
(608)
266-
5300
or
via
em
ail
at
Sen.Gude
x@
legis.wisconsin
.gov,"
Coro
nado
stressed
in
an
in
ter
vie
w.
Parkside
stude
nts
call
th
eir
legisl
ators
d
ur
ing
prot
ests
o
n
Wednesday,
Ap
ril
15
to
express
fru
str
ati
on
w
ith
the
pro
pos
ed
UW
bu
dg
et
cu
ts.
Many
stud
ents
s
urr
oun
din
g
th
e
pro
tes
t
expressed
conce
rns
th
at
t
he
p
rot
es
t
sho
uld
n
o
t
have
take
n
place
o
n
Parksid
e's
campus
because
"ad
min
istr
atio
n
is
not
t
o
bla
me
fo
r
these
cuts."
Presiden
t
Coro
nado
re
spo
nde
d
to
th
ese
concerns
,
stating
,
"I
wo
uld
ag
ree
w
ith
t
he
ir
pe
rspe
ctive
th
at
i
t's
no
t
th
e
ad
min
istr
atio
n
wh
o
pro
pos
ed
these
cuts,"
he
said.
"How
ever,
one
o
f
the
o
bjec
tive
s
was
to
raise
awareness
of
th
e
cur
ren
t
status
th
at
th
e
UW
System
is
goin
g
th
ro
ug
h.
A
lth
ou
gh
ma
ny
stu
den
ts
are
aware,
the
re
are
also
man
y
th
at
are
n
ot
.
Duri
ng
th
e
pr
ote
st
we
call
ed
several
legis
lators
,
re
gardless
o
f
par
ty,
and
asked
th
em
to
no
t
app
rov
e
the
p
rop
ose
d
bud
get
."
He
also
adde
d
th
at
ba
sed
on
t
he
fe
eds
he
has
seen
on
social
med
ia
and
l
oca
l
press,
it
seems
like
th
eir
ob
jec
tiv
e
to
raise
awa
re
ness
and
c
onc
ern
was
achie
ved.
P
S
G
P
r
e
s
i
d
e
n
t
i
a
l
C
a
n
d
i
d
a
t
e
T
a
l
k
s
B
u
d
g
e
t
C
u
t
s
,
H
o
p
e
s
f
o
r
N
e
x
t
Y
e
a
r
Chelsie
Aloi
si,
Katlynn
e
Davis
haney00
6@uwp
.edu
davis086
@uwp.e
du
Wi
th
Parkside
Stud
ent
Gove
rn
me
nt
(PS
G)
elec
tion
s
tak
ing
pla
ce
earlier
t
his
week
,
Ranger
News
rep
orte
rs
we
re
able
to
catch
u
p
w
ith
Han
nah
Kowal
czyk,
wh
o
is
ru
nn
in
g
un
opp
ose
d for
pr
esid
ent
of
PS
G
alo
ng
w
ith
h
er
po
ten
tia
l
vice
pre
side
nt,
Mig
ue
l
Lopez.
Kowalcz
yk
is
cur
ren
tly
a
soph
om
ore
he
re
at
Parkside
wh
o
is
do
ub
le-
ma
jor
ing
in
business
man
age
men
t
and
p
oli
tic
al
science
and
p
lans
to
go
t
o
la
w
sch
ool
after
she
graduates
.
Kowalc
zyk
has
also
bee
n
inv
olv
ed
in
several
orga
nizat
ions
o
n
camp
us.
If they
were
to
be
el
ecte
d
as
pre
side
nt
and
vi
ce
pres
iden
t,
Kowalczyk
an
d
her
pa
rtne
r
M
igu
el
Lopez
pl
ed
ge
to
b
e
the
voic
e
for
stu
den
ts
in
term
s
of
th
e
w
orri
som
e
bu
dg
et
cut
t
o
th
e
UW
System.
"M
y
run
nin
g
ma
te
and
I
are
loo
kin
g
to
co
nti
nu
e
in
th
e
foo
tste
ps
of
t
he
cur
ren
t
pre
side
nt
an
d
vice
presi
de
nt,
as
well
as
to
be
th
e
voic
e
for
th
e
stu
den
t
bo
dy
wh
en
it
comes
to
t
he
b
ud
ge
t
cuts,"
Kowalcz
yk
said.
Pro
mo
ting
a
const
ant
lin
e
of
com
mu
nic
ati
on
b
etw
ee
n
PS
G
and
Parkside
studen
ts
is
som
eth
ing
Kowalcz
yk
hopes
t
o
w
ork
o
n
if
electe
d.
In
a
live
,
on-a
ir
i
nt
er
vi
ew
at
WIP
Z,
Ko
wa
lcz
yk
ta
lk
ed
m
or
e
ab
ou
t
ho
w
she
w
ou
ld
h
an
dle
th
e
poss
ibly
d
iff
icu
lt
po
sit
ion
o
f
P
SG
pre
side
nt
in
t
he
u
pc
om
ing
year.
"It's
really
im
po
rta
nt
to
preserv
e
the
t
hin
gs
th
at
w
e
have
availab
le
to
stud
ents
,
and
I
w
ou
ld
ha
te
to
see
th
at
d
isappe
ar
due
t
o
t
he
bu
dg
et
cu
ts
tha
t
are
coming,
"
she
said.
Kowalczyk
urg
ed
st
ude
nts
to
mak
e
thei
r
voices
hear
d
in
rega
rds
to
bu
dg
et
cu
ts
by
at
te
nd
ing
t
he
Segreg
ated
Univ
ersit
y
Fee
Advi
sory
Co
mm
itte
e
(S
UF
AC
)
bud
ge
t
mee
ting
s.
"Regardless
if
you're
o
n
th
e
co
mm
itte
e
or
n
ot
,
your
vo
ice
can
sti
ll
be
hea
rd
as
a
stud
ent
b
y
jus
t
si
ttin
g
in
th
ere
o
n
the
m
eet
ings,
and
i
t
w
ill
s
till
be
ta
ken
in
to
con
side
ratio
n
even
if
yo
ur
v
ote
does
n't
coun
t,"
she
said.
Kowalczy
k
also
talke
d
abo
ut
th
e
imp
ort
an
ce
o
f
the
ele
ctio
n.
"PS
G
Electio
ns
are
very
im
po
rta
nt
for
stud
ents
a
nd
it
is
my
hop
e
th
at
e
very
one
can
find
th
e
tim
e
to
vot
e
in
th
e
up
co
min
g
elect
ion,"
Kowalc
zyk
said.
Parkside
Stude
nt
Gov
ern
men
t
elec
tion
s
initi
all
y
to
ok
p
lace
jus
t
PSG
pr
es
ide
nt
ia
l
an
d
vice
pre
sid
en
tia
l
ca
nd
ida
tes
,
Kow
alc
zyk
a
nd
Lop
ez.
last
week
,
Apri
l
16
to
A
pril
17,
bu
t
due
t
o
an
er
ror
o
n
the
ori
gin
al
ba
llo
t,
the
v
ot
ing
was
pro
lon
ge
d
un
til
6
p.m
.
Monda
y
A
pril
20.
Re
sults
wer
e
released
Tuesday,
Ap
ril
21.
Check
ou
t
The
Ranger
News
web
site
at
tr
no
nlin
e.o
rg
to
read
mo
re
ab
ou
t
ele
ctio
n
results.
2
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a
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u
w
p
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d
u
St
ud
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ts,
fac
ulty
an
d
ot
he
r
st
aff
ga
th
er
ed
to
ge
th
er
in
th
e
S
tu
de
nt
C
en
te
r
ba
llro
om
on
We
dne
sda
y,
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ar
ch
25
for
a
c
am
pu
s-w
ide
disc
uss
ion
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rov
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ial
St
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pro
po
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ial
bu
dg
et
wi
th
th
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Un
ive
rsit
y
o
f
Wi
sco
n
sin
Sys
tem
Pr
es
ide
nt
Ra
y
Cro
ss.
Sit
tin
g
p
atie
ntly
,
th
ose
wh
o
a
tte
nd
ed
th
e
ev
en
t
w
ere
ea
ge
r
to
he
ar
C
ro
ss
's
res
pon
se
to
th
ei
r
o
wn
qu
est
ion
s.
S
tu
de
nt
s
wer
e
g
iven
fro
nt
-
row
sea
tin
g
a
t
t
he
disc
uss
ion,
wh
ich
too
k
p
lac
e
fo
r
a
n
ho
ur
be
tw
een
2:3
0
a
nd
3:3
0
p.m
.
T
hi
s
vi
sit
m
ar
ke
d
Cro
ss's
sec
on
d
re
tu
rn
to
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
ove
r
t
his
s
pr
in
g
se
mes
ter.
Cr
oss
's
pr
im
ar
y
visit
o
n
Feb.
10
wa
s
less
p
ub
lic
ize
d
th
an
his
m
ost
re
ce
nt
visit
,
an
d
con
sist
ed
of
a
pr
es
en
tat
io
n
to
an
au
die
nc
e
l
arge
ly
m
ad
e
up
of
fac
ult
y
a
nd
staff,
an
d
a
few
s
tud
en
ts.
How
ever
,
th
e
M
ar
ch
25
vis
it
w
as
g
ea
re
d
mo
re
tow
ard
s
th
e
co
nc
ern
s
o
f
stu
de
nts
.
An
em
ail
fro
m
th
e
D
ea
n
of
St
ud
en
ts,
T
am
m
y
M
cG
uc
kin
,
w
as
se
nt
ou
t
ab
ou
t
a
week
pr
io
r
to
Cro
ss's
visit
n
ot
onl
y
t
o
rais
e
a
wa
ren
ess
ab
ou
t
t
he
ev
en
t,
b
ut
to
also
get
stu
de
nts
to
co
nt
rib
ut
e
a
ny
qu
est
ion
s
th
at
the
y
m
igh
t
ha
ve
f
or
th
e
U
W
Sys
tem
pre
si
de
nt
in
reg
ar
ds
to
th
e
bu
dg
et.
Ch
an
ce
llo
r
D
eb
bi
e
For
d
in
tro
du
ce
d
Ra
y
ans
we
rs
fo
r
t
hos
e
w
ho
ca
me
.
"W
e
ho
pe
th
at
you
ca
n
pro
vid
e
us
w
ith
gr
ea
ter
cla
rity
ab
ou
t
wh
at
s
om
e
of
th
e
cha
llen
ges
ar
e,
bu
t
al
so
how
we
ca
n
be
hel
pfu
l
in
th
e
pro
ces
s
go
ing
for
wa
rd
so
t
ha
t
w
e
c
an
sec
ure
a
s
tro
ng
er
fu
tur
e
f
or
UW
-
Par
ksi
de,
"
sa
id
Ford
as
s
he
wel
com
ed
Cr
oss
to
ca
mp
us
.
T
h
e
ten
sio
n
i
n
th
e
bal
lro
om
eas
ed
a
bi
t
as
Cro
ss
s
tep
pe
d
up
to
th
e
p
lat
e,
jo
kin
g
th
at
he
ha
d
a
th
re
e-
ho
ur
lon
g
sp
eec
h
to
pr
ese
nt.
Cro
ss
th
en
be
ga
n
wit
h
a
list
of
qu
est
ion
s
th
at
ha
d
be
en
pr
ep
ar
ed
ah
ea
d
of
tim
e.
T
h
e
first
qu
est
ion
on
the
list
aske
d
if
th
e
bu
dg
et
cut
s
w
ere
effecti
ve
fo
r
U
W
cam
pu
ses
,
to
wh
ich
Cr
oss
re
sp
on
de
d,
"
I
do
n'
t
k
now
."
Cr
oss
tol
d
s
tud
en
ts
th
at
it
w
as
tim
e
fo
r
st
u
de
nts
,
fac
ulty
an
d
staff
to
fo
cus
th
eir
effo
rts
o
n
ha
vin
g
th
ei
r
v
oices
he
ar
d.
"N
ow
is
t
he
tim
e
t
o
co
nc
en
tra
te
yo
ur
req
ues
ts
to
yo
ur
l
egi
slat
ors
,"
he
s
aid
,
e
nc
ou
rag
in
g
a
tte
nd
ee
s
t
o
g
et
e
ng
ag
ed
in
th
e
proc
ess.
Cro
ss
also
p
oi
nt
ed
ou
t
a
rec
en
t
a
rtic
le
he
ha
d
re
ad
th
at
qu
es
tio
ne
d
w
he
th
er
or
no
t
a
pu
b
lic
e
du
ca
tio
n,
s
pecifi
cally
a
l
ibe
ral
ar
ts
e
du
ca
tio
n,
was
o
f
any
val
ue.
"1
jus
t
find
th
at
am
az
ing
,"
he
sai
d.
"
I
d
on
't
kno
w
ho
w
t
o
r
esp
on
d
to
th
at
.
H
ow
do
we
c
ha
ng
e
t
ha
t
p
erc
ep
tio
n?
Ho
w
do
you
exp
lai
n
to
the
m
th
e
v
alu
e
o
f
an
ed
uc
a
tio
n?
"
C
ros
s
urg
ed
att
en
de
es
to
talk
to
wh
oev
er
the
y
c
ou
ld
i
n
o
rd
er
to
exp
ress
th
e
i
m
po
rta
nc
e
of
pu
bli
c
ed
uc
at
io
n
an
d
th
e
res
ear
ch
th
at
's
co
nd
uc
te
d
on
UW
-Sy
stem
cam
pu
ses
.
An
ot
he
r
q
ue
sti
on
on
th
e
l
ist
as
ked
if
th
e
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
ca
mp
us
wo
uld
be
clo
sed
.
C
ros
s
tri
ed
to
pu
t
d
ou
bt
s
t
o
res
t,
p
oi
nt
in
g
o
ut
th
at
it
wo
uld
be
mo
re
exp
ens
ive
to
close
a
ca
m
pu
s
th
an
to
inc
rea
se
rev
enu
e
f
or
th
at
ca
m
pu
s.
U
W
-
P
a
r
k
s
i
d
e
C
o
l
l
e
g
e
S
e
p
a
r
a
t
i
o
n
G
en
o
C
o
lo
n
n
a
co
lo
nO
14
@
u
w
p
.
e
d
u
Wh
ile
in
th
e
p
ast
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
has
be
en
kn
ow
n
fo
r
its
two
m
ain
colle
ges
ba
sed
ar
ou
nd
bus
ines
s
a
nd
pr
e-
m
ed
,
it
has
jus
t
r
ece
nd
y
b
ee
n
split
up
in
to
fou
r
d
iffe
ren
t
c
ollege
s.
T
h
e
f
ou
r
colle
ges
t
ha
t
t
he
sch
ool
ha
s
b
een
split
up
in
to
inc
lud
e
th
e
Col
lege
of
Art
s
a
nd
Hu
m
an
iti
es
,
Co
lleg
e
of
Busi
ness
,
Ec
on
om
ics
an
d
Co
m
pu
t
ing
,
C
oll
ege
of
N
at
ur
al
an
d
H
ea
lth
Sci
enc
es
an
d
th
e
Col
leg
e
of
So
cia
l
Sc
ienc
es
a
nd
Pr
o
fessi
onal
Stu
die
s.
T
he
se
dif
fer
ent
colleg
es
h
elp
cat
ego
riz
e
t
he
cu
rri
cu
lu
m
ba
sed
on
wh
at
fits
you
r
c
ur
re
nt
ma
jor
.
T
hi
s
new
str
uc
tu
re
also
"S
om
e
s
ay
th
at
th
e
univ
ersi
ty
will
n
eve
r
b
e
th
e
sa
m
e,"
Cr
oss
sai
d.
"
In
so
me
ways
,
it
will
no
t.
I
n
ot
he
r
ways,
it
c
an
be
be
tte
r."
Add
ition
ally
,
C
ros
s
a
dd
res
se
d
th
e
co
nc
er
n
th
at
tui
tio
n
wo
uld
sky
rock
et
as
a
resu
lt
of
the
cut
s,
w
hich
wo
uld
allo
w
th
e
U
W
Sys
tem
mo
re
po
we
r
in
se
tti
ng
tui
tio
n
rat
es.
Cro
ss
s
tat
ed
tha
t
hig
he
r
e
du
ca
tio
n
ne
ed
ed
to
re
m
ai
n
affo
rda
ble
for
stu
de
nts
.
"
If
it's
no
t
a
ffo
rda
ble
,
it'
s
n
ot
ac
cess
ible
,"
C
ros
s
sa
id.
W
hil
e
t
he
ca
mp
us
-w
ide
fo
ru
m
gav
e
st
u
de
nt
s,
fa
cul
ty
an
d
staff
th
e
o
pp
or
tu
ni
ty
to
ask
que
stio
ns,
th
e
ac
tua
l
effect
s
t
ha
t
t
he
bu
dg
et
cu
ts
wil
l
h
ave
on
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
an
d
ot
he
r
UW
ca
mp
us
es
ar
e
st
ill
u
nk
no
wn
.
Rec
ently
,
so
me
stu
de
nt
s
o
n
ca
m
pu
s
e
x
pre
sse
d
t
he
ir
f
ru
str
at
io
n
wit
h
b
ud
ge
t
c
uts
th
ro
ug
h
a
pr
ote
st
th
at
too
k
p
lac
e
o
n
We
dne
s
day,
A
pri
l
15.
Ph
ot
o
c
ou
rte
sy
of
K
ad
yn
ne
Davis
gives
a
clos
er
def
ini
tio
n
to
wh
at
th
e
c
ollege
br
ing
s
in
co
nj
un
ct
io
n
wi
th
new,
inc
om
ing
fre
sh
m
an
wh
o
d
o
n
't
nec
ess
aril
y
k
now
whe
re
to
st
ar
t
o
r
w
ha
t
t
o
l
ook
in
to
.
In
th
e
pa
st,
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
wa
s
w
idely
kno
wn
as
a
bus
ine
ss-
bas
ed
sch
oo
l,
bu
t
si
nce
the
new
ch
an
ge
s
h
ave
be
en
im
pl
em
en
te
d,
th
e
Univ
ersi
ty
now
offe
rs
a
va
rie
ty
of
spe
cial
ties
.
E
ven
with
a
ch
an
ge
like
thi
s
b
ei
ng
new
ly
ap
pli
ed
this
year,
th
e
U
niv
ers
ity
is
still
c
om
po
se
d
o
f
37
ma
jor
s,
40
mi
no
rs,
mu
ltip
le
cer
tifi
cat
es,
pre
-pro
fess
ion
-
al
pr
og
ra
m
s
a
nd
eve
n
on
lin
e
d
eg
ree
s.
Fu
rth
er
m
or
e,
th
er
e
ar
e
als
o
su
b-
ca
teg
ori
es
l
iste
d
a
s
dif
fer
ent
de
pa
rtm
en
ts
wi
thi
n
ea
ch
colle
ge.
An
ot
he
r
res
ult
of
th
e
ch
an
ge
in
th
e
colleg
es
at
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
is
t
he
in
cr
ea
se
in
th
e
dir
ec
tor
s
an
d
ch
ai
rm
en
of
th
e
Un
ive
rsit
y.
E
xp
an
di
ng
to
two
mo
re
coll
eges
re
qu
ire
d
ne
w
ad
m
ini
str
ati
ve
staf
fing
to
tak
e
p
lac
e,
w
hic
h
ha
s
g
ive
n
n
ew
job
s
to
tho
se
staff
m
em
be
rs.
Be
ing
a
s
tu
de
nt
on
th
e
UW
-Pa
rks
ide
ca
m
pu
s
now
m
ea
ns
th
at
you
will
hav
e
less
con
fus
ion
wh
en
ch
oo
sin
g
a
ma
jor
.
Fig
uri
ng
ou
t
w
he
re
to
go
f
or
ass
ista
nce
in
yo
ur
spec
ific
field
will
b
e
a
n
eas
ier
pro
ces
s.
O
n
th
e
o
th
er
ha
nd
,
t
he
re
ce
nt
bu
dg
et
cu
t
im
po
sed
by
Go
ve
rn
or
Wa
lke
r
is
cu
tti
ng
te
ac
h
er
s
w
ho
ar
e
o
n
th
e
b
ot
to
m
of
th
e
sch
ool
str
uc
tur
e,
th
us
l
eav
ing
a
s
ur
pl
us
of
hi
gh
er
ad
m
in
is
tra
tio
n
in
a
zo
ne
wh
ere
th
er
e
ar
e
m
or
e
s
tu
de
nt
s
to
a
tea
che
r.
T
hi
s
c
ut
ha
s
n
ot
on
ly
h
ad
an
effec
t
o
n
this
new
ch
an
ge
bu
t
o
n
ot
he
rs
as
wel
l.
Ov
er
all
,
th
e
e
nt
ire
pro
ces
s
h
as
still
pr
op
el
le
d
th
e
c
olle
ge
i
n
a
new
an
d
inn
ov
ati
ve
way
th
at
will
p
rop
erl
y
s
tre
ng
th
en
it
f
or
th
e
f
ut
ur
e.
W
ith
this
new
pl
an
lai
d
ou
t,
we
o
nly
hav
e
ro
om
to
fu
rth
er
bu
ild
on
it
as
s
tu
de
nt
s
an
d
staf
f,
w
hi
ch
is
a
gi
ea
t
be
nef
it
f
or
th
e
UW
sys
tem
as
a
wh
ole
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ss,
ho
pin
g
t
ha
t
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e
d
iscu
ssio
n
w
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ld
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