College enrollment forecast to 16 million by 2000
Dr Allan M Cartier forecast 16 million college enrollments by 2000 with steady increases every five years. He said state governments must fund new and expanded facilities, and that public private lines may blur as financial support shifts. Virginia University’s role and a West Virginia higher education research center were discussed at the WV Presidents Conference.
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Wheeling College
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Marshall University
Going Down Aided By Efficiency And Electricity Use
The article notes lower costs or consumption than in the past due to more efficient generation and distribution facilities and a substantial rise in electricity usage. It highlights how efficiency gains and higher electricity adoption have shifted the overall picture.
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