THE PRESIDENT OF CENTRAL NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN ALBUQUERQUE SAYS THE SCHOOL WILL BE HIT WITH BUDGET CUTS AND LOWER REVENUE. KATHIE WINOGRAD TELLS THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL IT'S DUE TO THE BIG DROP IN OIL PRICES AND LOWER ENROLLMENT.
WINOGRADE SAYS LOW ENROLLMENT CLASSES COULD END UP BEING CANCELLED. SHE'S ALSO PROPOSED A NUMBER OF WAYS TO CUT COSTS AT CNM. THEY INCLUDE PUTTING LIMITS ON REHIRES AND TRAVEL.
