U of M students offer their versions of a balanced state budget
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Governor Dayton and state lawmakers still haven't agreed on a deal to fix the state's $5 billion budget deficit. The two sides are talking, but the legislature's Monday adjournment deadline is coming up fast.
While they duke it out at the Capitol, a group of University of Minnesota students has come up with several budget fixes of their own. Developing a balanced state budget was the final project this semester for a government class at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs.
You can see my story on the students' project at the Minnesota Public Radio news website.
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