Harvey Hollins, vice president of government affairs, is quoted in a story about the governor's call to limit tuition increases in the upcoming school year. Gov. Granholm initiated a $30 million cut to higher education and proposes selling $100 million in state bonds for maintenance projects and new construction at the state's universities and community colleges. "Unless we can use those bond funds for general operations, this is going to hurt us in a major way," Hollins said.