By David Hughes
RUTGERS’ administration repeatedly cries poverty when students demand affordable tuition, when faculty and staff negotiate for fair raises or when we all call for robust academics and resources for research. Now the time is right and the money is available to take the revolutionary step of reducing tuition at Rutgers.
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