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The Education Department has a powerful complaint resolution path that is kept largely out of sight. In the deluge of complaints about a troubled program that pays off student loans … Continue reading The Student Loan Appeal Process the Government Doesn’t Tell You About
An X-ray for knee pain. A CT scan for a head injury. Mammograms every other year, starting at age 50. Over a typical lifetime of radiation exposure from medical tests, … Continue reading Mammograms, CT scans, X-rays: Assessing the risk of all that radiation
WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos formally moved Friday to scrap a regulation that would have forced for-profit colleges to prove that the students they enroll are able to attain … Continue reading DeVos Ends Obama-Era Safeguards Aimed at Abuses by For-Profit Colleges
The stereotypes about Africa/Africans are too many to list here. They’re mostly negative, myopic depictions that focus on war, famine, abject poverty, disease, and corruption. In other oversimplifications, Africans are … Continue reading AFRICA BY THE AFRICANS: Young Tastemakers Aim to Challenge Stereotypes
Universities across the nation have offered courses on hip-hop culture for several years, but the University of Arizona has decided to take its program further, adding the subject as as a concentrationin its … Continue reading Gangsta’s paradise? U. of Arizona offers minor focusing on hip-hop
