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For the second session in a row, the General Assembly was generous in its appropriations to the University of North Carolina (UNC) and the state’s Community College System. The 2006 session was a good one financially, and 2007 was even better. The extension of the relief from many lean years in a row was the chief legislative story regarding higher education.

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