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Northwestern Dance Marathon Nets Close to $1 Million
Earnings will be sent to an organization that helps homeless youth.
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Senator Alexander’s $47 Billion Student Loan Mix-Up (Higher Ed Watch)
"It must have been frustrating for officials at the Congressional Budget Office to read Sen. Lamar Alexander's op-ed in Sunday's Washington Post. In the column, the Republican Senator from Tennessee mistakenly cites work done by the CBO to argue that a bill Congress is currently considering to eliminate the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) program in favor of direct lending would 'overcharge' students for their federal loans," Higher Ed Watch reports. "At issue is a July 2009 letter that CBO sent to Sen. Judd Gregg (R-NH) showing that the pending legislation would save the government $47 billion over ten years using private market estimates. ..
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Opinion: Will College Become a Luxury for the Few? (CNN)
"Rising student fees have placed barriers between thousands of eligible students and their dreams of higher education," writes Katynka Martínez, assistant professor in the department of Raza Studies at San Francisco State University, for CNN. "In addition, budget cuts and the subsequent elimination of course offerings have extended the number of years necessary to graduate. ... Younger generations in the U.S. have consistently achieved a higher level of education than the generation that came before. But for the first time since World War II, we are in danger of reversing that trend."
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Financial Affairs: Why the Endowment-Spending Debate Matters Now More Than Ever (Chronicle of Higher Education)
"Despite plunging endowment values, colleges continue to face big questions over whether they spend enough of their endowments for society's benefit to justify the tax exemption they get," the Chronicle of Higher Education reports. "The events of the past two years are also raising a crop of provocative new endowment questions that deserve center stage in campus boardrooms and faculty senates. On the 'big question' front, one intriguing idea comes from the chancellor of the California State University system, Charles B. Reed, who has been pushing a proposal to reward institutions that enroll higher numbers of Pell Grant students with more federal money and withhold support from colleges whose Pell enrollments fall below 15 percent."
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