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$51 million dollars. Thats how much money the UW System paid Chicago-based Huron Consulting Group between 2019 and 2023. Neil Kraus says that number is astronomical. Kraus is a professor of political science at UW-River Falls and President of United Falcons, the campus branch of AFT-Wisconsin. He tracks the Universities of Wisconsin budget cuts, technology spending, and austerity measures.
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