The state Senate unanimously passed a bill that would create a scholarship to pay tuition costs and mandatory fees not covered by grant aid. But students would have to pay for their own drug tests, and that has raised some objections.
Randy J. Dunn, the system’s head, acted two days after the student newspaper on the Carbondale campus reported that the chancellor’s daughter and son-in-law had been hired for jobs that were not publicly advertised.
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