It could consider, for example, whether having a separate administration for each of Oxford's 45 and Cambridge's 27 colleges imposes extra costs.
At the time, the College had imposed a moratorium on the founding on new sororities, but when the moratorium was lifted, the group was recognized by the college as a sorority in the fall of 1984.
Anticipating a tough budget year, the Board of Trustees of Community-Technical Colleges had imposed a tuition increase last year that would go into effect for the 2002-3 school year, said Mary Anne Cox, director of communications for the board.
The College Savings Bank, which issues CDs in Arizona and Montana whose returns are linked to college inflation, imposes a stiff 10% of principal penalty if you withdraw money within three years of opening the account and a 5% of principal hit if you take the money more than a year before a CD matures.
A Thurston County Superior Court judge has allowed the college to impose new rules which prohibit camping on the campus, on an "emergency" basis.
Following the NCAA's independent investigation into the widespread cover-up of child sexual abuse by former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, the governing body of U.S. college sports has imposed unprecedented sanctions against Penn State University.
Colleges cannot impose criminal penalties.
Fraternity lobbyists also discussed plans to work toward stopping colleges from imposing campus moratoriums on Greek life, like those put in place at Clemson University and West Virginia University after fraternity pledges died at each school.
The state must allocate roughly 40percentt of its general fund to public elementary and high schools as well as community colleges, a requirement imposed by voters with the passage of Proposition 98 in 1988.
This seemed like a reasonable facsimile of the college cooking experience, only the constraints imposed on the college student happen by circumstance, not by choice.
