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Now, imagine the alternative universe where the government was actually interested in reducing administrative bloat in universities. It could have introduced fo
by sega_sai 2y ago
Now, imagine the alternative universe where the government was actually interested in reducing administrative bloat in universities. It could have introduced for example a limit on grant overhead on all future grants, which would have likely forced universities find saving in admin/sports etc.
Obviously we don't live in that universe. We live in the world where capricious government with people like Musk who think they know everything better than everyone else just introduces arbitrary cuts. And then various commenters (including here) contort themselves trying to justify those cuts.
- Domenic_S 2y ago> It could have introduced for example a limit on grant overhead on all future grants So exactly what they introduced, except not applying to current grants? > forced universities find saving in admin/sports etc. Aren't sports a net money generator for universities?
- insane_dreamer 2y ago> Aren't sports a net money generator for universities? only for a select few; most are a loss