Colorado unrest tests CU funding battle and politics
The article details how campus turmoil in Boulder strained relations with the state and shaped higher education funding. It covers ROTC credit fights, Chicano enrollment goals, and protests after Nixon’s North Vietnam actions, with budget debates and regent elections shaping CU's four campuses.
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CU at a Glance: Four Campuses and Enrollment Figures
Founded in 1876, the CU system operates four campuses in Boulder Denver Colorado Springs and the Denver Medical Center. Enrollment is held at about 20 000 full time equivalent students per governor mandate with Spring 1972 figures totaling 21 171 in Boulder 7 200 in Denver 2 500 in Colorado Springs and 1 000 at the Medical Center.
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