New academic, athletic fees coming to ETSU

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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) — Students at East Tennessee State University will be paying more in fees next academic year to support a new football program, but other fees will generate millions for supporting academic programs.

The Johnson City Press reports (http://bit.ly/14y6Ro0 ) the Tennessee Board of Regents on Friday approved a $125-per-student athletic fee for ETSU to restart a football program that ended in 2003.

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