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Students protest university funding cut at Atlanta rally - Newnan Times-Herald

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Students protest university funding cut at Atlanta rally Newnan Times-Herald ... from Newnan at Clayton State University in Morrow, reflected on the longterm societal cost of making it harder for people to get a college degree. ... Students gather to protest university cutsGainesville Times Schools' budget cuts extreme across stateRed and Black Savannah students, educators protest massive education cutsSavannah Morning News GPB all 50 news articles »

Aid in Students' Hands - Cornell University The Cornell Daily Sun

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Aid in Students' Hands Cornell University The Cornell Daily Sun Since it was first established in 1965, millions of Americans have been able to earn a college degree despite their inability to finance their education. ... The new poor: Lured into trade school and debtBarre Montpelier Times Argus The Shrunken Student Aid BillInside Higher Ed Schools spar over stimulus fundingSarasota Herald-Tribune all 26 news articles »

NCAA Should Bar Low Graduation Rate Schools From March Madness - U.S. News & World Report

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NCAA Should Bar Low Graduation Rate Schools From March Madness U.S. News & World Report ... the vast majority of college basketball players will need the workforce training and preparation provided by a college degree. ... NCAA Should Admit Its March Madness Players Are ProfessionalsU.S. News & World Report all 188 news articles »

Work with teachers, don't fire them - CNN

Work with teachers, don't fire them CNN ... students are eligible for free or reduced lunch, according to the school's Web site, and only 6 percent of the people in the town have a college degree. ... and more »