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Five Years On, “A Modest Proposal” Logically Follows #CancelStudentDebt After the Great Recession, Moody’s Investors Service began releasing dour public outlooks regarding the financial health of colleges and universities, an annual tradition it continues to this day. Several years ago, Forbes got into the action and graded the financial well-beingContinue Reading
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