Georgia education officials say another round of state budget cuts coupled with declining enrollment will make it more difficult for colleges to cut spending without harming students. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (http://bit.ly/OMm2S1) that members of the state Board of Regents were told on Tuesday that the state's higher education system is experiencing a rare enrollment decline. John Brown, vice chancellor for fiscal affairs, says that means many colleges -- particularly two-year schools -- will immediately have less money because they'll receive less tuition revenue.
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