Legislature's Indecision On Gambling Hurts State-Related IHEs

Pennsylvania State, Temple, and two other state-related universities said yesterday that the delay in approving table-games legislation in Harrisburg could affect tuition rates, starting in January. The schools are waiting for $688.4 million that was left off the budget signed by Gov. Rendell on Oct. 9. That money is contingent upon the legislature and the governor reaching agreement on a table-games bill. Tuition bills for the second semester are to be mailed next week to more than 158,000 students.  Read more at:
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