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Peer reviewedBergmann, Barbara R. – Academe, 1991
The assumption that universities derive financial benefits from intercollegiate athletics is false in most cases; sports programs can and often do drain large sums from the academic aspects of the budget. Institutional budgets can be deceptive. The case of the University of Maryland at College Park is an illustration. (MSE)
Descriptors: Budgets, Case Studies, College Athletics, College Faculty
