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ICED OUT By Adrienne Lu  When administrators attempt to slash programs and lay off staff, should faculty have a say?
THE REVIEW | OPINION By James K. Beggan  They say “it never hurts to ask.” But it does. RESEARCH EXPENSES Text by Jennifer Ruark, photographs by Ash Ponders, video by Ash Ponders and Michael Theis, interactive by Ron Coddington  Cancer research is expensive. Here are the price tags.
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