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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2014

Page

3

Regents chief says plan aims to improve state funding fairness

Board of Regents President Bruce Rastetter urged calm about a proposed funding shift that would tie 60 percent of state higher education dollars to resident enrollment across Iowa's three public universities. The change would phase in over 2 to 4 years starting 2016, with caps on interuniversity transfers to maintain recruiting balance. He emphasized UI can compete, while noting room to improve in-state recruitment and campus welcoming efforts.

Iowa City — Board of Regents Bruce Rastetter University of Iowa Rastetter Iowa City Board of Regents Iowa State University Rotary Group ISU Iowa State Matt Hayek Hayek

Regents weigh performance based funding shift for state universities

The Board of Regents considers a funding model splitting 60 percent by Iowa resident enrollment, 15 percent by each university's progress and attainment, 10 percent by access, 5 percent by job placement and continuation of education, and 10 percent at the regents' discretion. Iowa City leaders push for parity while Rastetter signals possible revisions ahead of a June 4 Ames decision.

Board of Regents Iowa Iowa City Hayek Rastetter ISU UNI

Thailand Army Seizes Control After Coup in Bangkok

Thai military ousts government in Bangkok as generals take over citing stability. Curfew imposed 10 p m to 5 a m. Protests suppressed and leaders detained while U S officials condemn the move and review aid. Kerry calls for civilian rule and human rights protections.

Reuters Army Club Bangkok Thailand Prayuth Chan-ocha U.S Royal Prayuth Washington John Kerry Kerry State Department Jen Psaki

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