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Give RIC scholarship to help lure students

NEW I­NCENTIVE: Rhode Island College interim President Jack Warner wants state lawmakers to approve a scholarship to cover two years of tuition for students who enroll directly out of high school. 
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MICHAEL SALERNO
NEW I­NCENTIVE: Rhode Island College interim President Jack Warner wants state lawmakers to approve a scholarship to cover two years of tuition for students who enroll directly out of high school. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/
MICHAEL SALERNO

A 33% decline in enrollment at Rhode Island College over the last decade should be sounding alarm bells on campus and at the Statehouse. The state school long known for its nursing and education programs now lacks an identity at a time when nurses and educators are in high demand and its affordability should be

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