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academeblog.org
The following is taken from the website of Martin O'Malley's presidential campaign. O'Malley is the first candidate to provide extensive proposals for higher education. __________... |
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www.nea.org
A plan to limit what can be taught and learned, and torch student loan, repayment, and forgiveness options. |
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www.mindingthecampus.org
Student loans operate very strangely in this country. A student borrows money from the federal government to pay for higher education expenses-thus, there are three parties involved (the student, the government, and the college or university). But only two of them face any risk from the loan. The student faces severe financial consequences if he [...] |
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dianeravitch.net
Michael L. Hays, Ph.D., sent this interesting suggestion to address the problem of student debt. I was reminded when I read it that this issue came to a head in 1972, when Congresswoman Edith Green from Oregon fought for the idea below, that is, sending federal money to colleges to use for need-based scholarships. On... |
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