Claim: Says we will pay the new chancellor "a basic salary of nearly $300,000 a year ... an amount that does not include the costs of this public employee's benefits, perks and living expenses for a lavish house, an upscale car, a spending allowance, and fine dining almost every day on the taxpayer dollar."
Fact-check: Does the OUS chancellor get lavish house, upscale car and fancy dining at taxpayer expense? 
Verdict: half-true
Organisation: PolitiFact
Author: Yuxing Zheng
Date published: 2013-03-20T00:00:00