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Curious where those extra tuition dollars are going One place to look would be the pockets of college presidents.Five presidents have cracked the $1 million compensation barrier, according to an annual survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education to be released Monday, and more are sure to follow. Nine earned more than $900,000 - a figure none broke in last year s report.All were at private universities, and the figures are for fiscal 2004, the most recent information available for private schools. More recent data on
stanley italia public universities, for the current academic year, shows salaries are rising there, too. Leaders of 23 public institutions are being paid $500,000 or more this year, up from 17 a year ago.Donald Ross of Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla. topped the list at $5.04 million. However, all but $477,000 of that was deferred compensation awarded after 34 years as president.He was followed by Audrey K. Doberstein of Wilmington College in Delaware $1.37 million and Gordon Gee of Vanderbilt $1.33 million . In past surveys, the only presidents to break $1 million did so in their final years of service, their compensation boosted by some kind of severance or retirement package. Th
stanley website is year s survey, however, features two million-dollar presidents - Ross and Gee - who are still on the job.Mary Sue Coleman of the University of Michigan is the highest paid pu
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It no secret that the ocean is hiding some impressive lifeforms in its depths, but good freaking lord, these pics! These pic
stanley website s are incredible. Jessica Rosenkrantz snapped them on a recent expedition to Bonaire and, just, whoa. Rosenkrantz is half of generative design studio Nervous System, and got her SCUBA certification a year ago; this was only her second dive trip ! . Here what she told us
stanley kubek about her adventure: Bonaire is an island in the Caribbean off the coast of Venezuela that is oddly part of the Netherlands. It famed among scuba divers because the entire coast is a protected marine park with over 50 dive site accessible from the shore. Over the course of two weeks I went diving 21 times and documented the creatures I saw. I often find the forms of coral and other colonial critters bear a great resemblance to t
stanley botella he algorithmic design work I do at Nervous System for instance our Hyphae lamps . When I shoot underwater, I focus on capturing the strange patterns, shapes and textures of life on the reef. She uses an Olympus E-PL5 mico 4/3 camera with a 60mm macro lens in an Olympus pt-ep10 housing with a single Sea 038; Sea YS-01 strobe; check out the set up here, and scroll through the whole set from Bonaire here. BRB I ;m imagining a deep sea adventure 8230; Callyspongia plicifera Scopalina ruetzleri Flamingo tongue cowrie Lettuce sea slug Gorgonian polyps Sponge, zoanthid, brittle star medley A tiny basket sea star