Victor Fleischer

University of San Diego

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Law professor at the University of San Diego and a New York Times contributor

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The 10 schools in the UC system have about a $13 billion endowment. That sounds like a lot, but consider the $20 billion that Yale has, or Harvard’s $32 billion.

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The 10 schools in the UC system have about a $13 billion endowment. That sounds like a lot, but consider the $20 billion that Yale has, or Harvard’s $32 billion.

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