Posts Tagged ‘health insurance’
The New Indentured Educated Class
by Chase Cryn Johannsen
November 18, 2010
If only they had their health …
President Obama has emphasized the importance of higher education, and recently implemented ambitious higher education finance reform that will serve to benefit college students now and in the future. Although these changes are noteworthy, little has been done to help the many individuals who currently owe student debt, particularly ...
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Paving the Road to Higher Ed for Students Hit by Homelessness
by Cheryl Opper
August 12, 2013
At age 18, Suffolk University sophomore Marc-Daniel Paul seems destined for success. A Brockton High graduate who experienced homelessness as a teen, Paul was chosen as a Bank of America Student Leader and published his first book, Breathing Ink: The Heart of Poetry, during his senior year in high school. As an intern in the ...
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