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A recent Annenberg Media investigation suggests that USC grew its management despite operating in a structural deficit, and that layoffs have gone towards departments largely not responsible for the deficit.
Our hosts Gracen Fling and Vicente Cruz spoke with investigations editor Malik Gamble about his experience reporting the story.
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