> If private universities are doing actual important research, it's government funded. This is a reasonable condition of funding. Sure, but most of that resear

> If private universities are doing actual important research, it's government funded. This is a reasonable condition of funding. Sure, but most of that research is done by actual employees, who were (presumably) already hired in line with hiring law. > Public universities could set an example and compete more effectively for students who would otherwise go to a private university by increasing capacity. This is certainly already the case. UC's are way bigger than private schools, and already some of the best schools in the nation. Could be even bigger, I guess.