- Deal Gives New Life to Overhaul of Student Loans
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- The deal would bundle a bill on student loan overhaul into an expedited budget package along with the Democratic health care legislation. more...
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- Health Care and Student Loan Programs Collide
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- Top Democrats are fighting to attach the proposed overhaul of student loans to health care legislation. more...
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- Lobbyists and Students
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- Congress must not allow private lending companies unfairly profiting from federal student loan programs to kill a bill that would stop their gravy train. more...
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- Williams College Will Bring Loans Back to Aid Packages
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- A $500 million drop in the school?s endowment means the end to direct scholarships that did not have to be repaid. more...
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- Mixing Art and Technology, and Finding Empowerment
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- Nazaury Delgado struggled in high school until a change in attitude led him to create digital artwork, for which he won a scholarship to attend college. more...
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- UConn Star Has an Eye on Oxford
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- If selected for a Rhodes scholarship in 2011, Maya Moore would be the most prominent basketball player chosen since Bill Bradley in 1965 and Tom McMillen in 1974. more...
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- At UConn, a Star Is Born and Studies
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- If selected for a Rhodes scholarship in 2011, Moore would be the most prominent basketball player chosen since Bill Bradley in 1965 and Tom McMillen in 1974. more...
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- Half Tuition or Less for a Law School?s Second Class
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- The University of California?s law school at Irvine announced that the 80 students chosen for the second entering class will get privately financed scholarships for all three years more...
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- Harvard Law School Suspends Program Giving Students Free Tuition
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- One Harvard official said the suspension was ?really a function of the endowment going down drastically.? more...
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- The Department of Lucrative Athletics
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- If college presidents were truly serious about addressing the commercialization of intercollegiate sports, they would fight to ensure that athletic programs lose their tax exemptions. more...
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