June 11, 2008
Florida State University will unveil its strategy to grapple with $32 million in lost state revenue at its Board of Trustees meeting Friday.
Officials say they've been working on a budget-slashing plan for some time.
"Recognizing the revenue crisis that was looming in the state, the FSU administration, trustees and Faculty Senate Steering Committee began to look at options a year and a half ago to soften the inevitable financial blow," said FSU president T.K. Wetherell in a statement.
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