Past governments have preferred to posture, expanding the universities while allowing them to decline.
(Thirty-four wentoto colleges or universities, while nine went to museums and arts organizations).
He is expected to reform the public universities while making fewer public complaints than his predecessor about scarce resources.
Bring in Sonny Vaccaro, who funnels young, talented players to agents and universities while running Adidas's premier national basketball camp.
On an official recruiting visit, a prospect's travel, hotel and meals can be paid for by universities while the prospect visits campus, according to N.C.A.A. regulations.
Australians increasingly filled faculty posts, although most who did so were graduates of either Oxford or Cambridge universities, while some of the most able native intellects worked overseas.
Only 1% of teachers overestimated the proportion of state school students at the two universities, while just one in 20 knew the right proportion.
Universities were "generally opposed" to the development of teaching-led universities, while other higher education institutions supported the principle, the consultation revealed.
Provinces with larger populations have tougher standards of entry into the best universities, while those that are sparsely populated set a lower bar.
Discrimination, they say, has now swung in the opposite direction: Dalits enjoy the benefits of affirmative action in jobs and universities, while farmers face neglect from successive governments.
Although Venezuela greatly increased education spending in the latter part of the 20th century, nearly half the money allocated was spent on universities, while primary and secondary schools suffered from poorly trained teachers and high student dropout rates.
