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Article: Columbia College chief near tops in pay
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- November 27, 2000
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Columbia College may not have the money or academic clout of
schools such as Northwestern University or the University of Chicago,
but when it comes to its president's pay, the smaller school nearly
matched its elite competitors.
Columbia's John Duff made $400,000 in the 1998-99 school year,
trailing only slightly behind the U. of C.'s Hugo F. Sonnenschein and
Northwestern's Henry S. Bienen.
Duff, who retired in August, did so well because the college
boosted his pension payments as a goodbye present, college officials
said.
"Even though he did retire in 2000, some of his retirement
benefits were paid in 1999; that's the reason that figure is so
high," said college spokeswoman Carol Bryant.
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