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Wednesday November 14, 2001

Students rally at state capital to keep budget cuts low

State House could ask for a larger budget cut

PHOENIX - Approximately 70 students from Arizona's three universities joined student lobbyists at the opening of a special session of the state Legislature yesterday to ask that lawmakers not cut university budgets by more than 4 percent.

The Arizona Students' Association, a statewide student lobbyist group, led the rally at the State Capitol to ask that lawmakers keep cuts in state funding to Arizona universities at 4 percent, or $32,218,300 between the three universities.

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