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Education experts say findings of relatively stable college affordability is outdated, and that colleges will be forced to raise tuition substantially because of the current economy.

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30.10.2008 17:28:14 - NYT > Education

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Fewer Children Entering Gifted Programs

The number of children entering New York City public schools gifted programs has dropped by half this year.

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30.10.2008 16:07:02 - NYT > Education

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If Elected ...: Candidates’ Positions on Student Loans Reflect Experience and Market Views

Barack Obama calls for a $4,000 tax credit, while John McCain would try to coax colleges to slow their rate of tuition increases.

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30.10.2008 08:35:42 - NYT > Education

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Cardinal Assails Fordham for Award to Justice Breyer

Cardinal Edward M. Egan has criticized a plan to give an award to the Supreme Court justice Stephen G. Breyer because of the justice’s support for abortion rights.

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30.10.2008 03:29:45 - NYT > Education

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Young, Republican and Inspired by Palin

John McCain’s vice-presidential pick has energized the handful of young women who show up to meetings of the campus Republicans at Wellesley.

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29.10.2008 19:12:54 - NYT > Education

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Except for the Displaced, Many Neighbors of Planned Hunter College Building Seem Pleased

Hunter’s plan to build a new school of social work has inspired welcoming reactions in East Harlem, an area that usually greets such news with loud opposition.

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29.10.2008 08:43:27 - NYT > Education

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On Campuses, McCain Supporters Are Running on a Shoestring and Conviction

Many college students are enthusiastic about John McCain, but they are repeatedly outgunned by legions of young Obama backers.

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29.10.2008 07:54:26 - NYT > Education

Even at Costliest College, Unease Over Downturn

Education Commissioner to Leave Post in Albany

School’s Success Gives Way to Doubt

Downturn Expected to Drive Tuition Up

Fewer Children Entering Gifted Programs

If Elected ...: Candidates’ Positions on Student Loans Reflect Experience and Market Views

Cardinal Assails Fordham for Award to Justice Breyer

Young, Republican and Inspired by Palin

Except for the Displaced, Many Neighbors of Planned Hunter College Building Seem Pleased

On Campuses, McCain Supporters Are Running on a Shoestring and Conviction

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