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Date Posted: Thu, October 10 2024, 4:46:15
Author: JB
Subject: Re: Canisius looking to cut $15M due to decline in students
In reply to: notgoodnews 's message, "Canisius looking to cut $15M due to decline in students" on Wed, October 09 2024, 19:07:26

Not dropping sports Chicken Little.

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[> [> Re: Canisius looking to cut $15M due to decline in students -- Guest, Thu, October 10 2024, 11:01:11

Nope, just the opposite. They are adding sports and using athletics as enrollment management. I am hearing it is acrobatics and bowling. It sounds exciting, doesn’t it? I bet they wish they could get the 100+ bodies back when they dropped football.


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[> [> [> Re: Canisius looking to cut $15M due to decline in students -- GoldenGriff32 (Football), Fri, October 11 2024, 10:25:44

Still mad about dropping Football.


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