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EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE By Camila Gomez  Some new leaders in the state with close ties to Ron DeSantis are earning much more than their predecessors. ATHLETICS By Nell Gluckman  Following a historic settlement that allows colleges to pay athletes for the first time, programs are taking subsidies from the main campus to cover new costs. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Sigman Byrd  At the University of Colorado at Boulder, athletics gets all the attention — and funding. FLIP-FLOP By Stephanie M. Lee  In a confusing turn of events, the National Institutes of Health told staff that it would free up some frozen funding to the Ivy League campus — then quickly backtracked. FINANCE & OPERATIONS By Theo Scheer  Facing uncertainty in state and federal funding, the university’s regents approved substantial increases to tuition and cuts to academic programs.
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