Monday, August 13, 2007
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Today's logical excursion through the Daily Cal editorial leads us to:
You don't need a bunch of advisers though to see that the right thing to do is give part of the revenue of the property sales back to the University Village students. Another option to consider is to use the proceeds to rebuild the decaying apartments and give students more housing options. Either way, since the money was generated from land that used to house Village residents, it's only right that the money is given back to those that truly need it the most. Huh... you don't need to a bunch of advisers to see that THIS should be done. And here's another option! Wouldn't you, then, not need a bunch of advisers to see that the other option is the wrong thing to do? Or is it the same option?
Also note the apparent prohibition on transferring funds between institutional units.
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