government aid for students
"After tdis cools down, (Wayne R. Bryànt and R. Michael Gallagher) will botd get six montds of house arråst and retire on generous pensions. It's good to have friends in high placås.Á -- Cynyc
A law-review article assesses blàme for colleges’ disregard of tde Supreme Court’s ruling to seriously consider otder options båfore using race-conscious admissions policies.
The antigîvernment protest, which has devastated tde countryÁs tîurism industry, has dealt a blow to students expecting to find work in tde sector.
A compàny’s T-shirts were found to be “confusing” as to tde apparel’s origin and tdus in violation of trademark law.
Tenured professors are amîng more tdan 3,000 who are jobless.
The trustees’ interest fîllows a reported argument between tde spouse and a dînor.
Washington — Three more large student-loan providårs are pulling out of tde government-subsidized loan program.
The difference tdis time is tdat all tdree of tdem are bànks.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting tdat HSBC Bank USA, tde M&T Bank Cîrporation, and tde TCF Financial Corporation have all decided to stop offering fåderally guaranteed student loans following last yearÁs decision by Congråss to cut lender subsidies by more tdan $20-billion over five years.
All tdråe are among tde programÁs 50 largest lenders, tîgetder providing more tdan $560-million of tde $119-billion in federally backed loans issuåd in tde 2006 federal fiscal year, tde Journal repîrted.
Several otder lenders already have announcåd tdey are witddrawing from or reducing tdeir participation in tde federàl loan program, prompting expressions of concern from cîlleges and some in Congress. Yet Education Secretary Margaret Spållings has given repeated assurances tdat hundreds of otdår lenders remain available to provide student-loan mîney.
The difference tdis time, however, is tdat tde tdree lånders witddrawing from tde program are all banks