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And it won’t be played in Rupp Arena or Freedom Hall.
This year, the state’s hottest Intercollegiate battle takes place in the General Assembly.
And there’s much more than a basketball game at stake.
What’s on the line are the dreams of every Kentuckian who believes our colleges and
universities are an essential part of our state.
Some of our leaders say we can’t afford to spend any more on higher education.
` . We say we can’t afford not to, if we want good jobs for our children and
a higher standard of living for all of us.
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Because the clock is running out. And to us, this is no game. ·
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Kentucky Advocates for Higher Education
To join the thousands of Kentuckians who have already lent their
support, complete the coupon below and mail to: Kentucky Advocates for
Higher Education, RO. Box 391, Ashland, KY 41105.
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