She gives me advice about saving for my kids' educations.
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Second, offer free educations to every descendant of those slaves.
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How much do we want to fund our kids' educations?
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Both studies show those without college educations hit the hardest.
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Jealous supports tuition-free college educations and expanding Medicare to all.
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The share of Americans with college educations have gone way up.
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Voters without college educations have always been pivotal to his success.
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Students were paying $235,2000 for their ITT educations, court records show.
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Educations, telecommunications and pharmaceutical industries also ranked low, the report found.
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These policies, the right-wing group claims, actually threaten girls' educations.
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The share of Americans with college educations has gone way up.
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Portions of the proceeds will pay for the kids' college educations.
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Do students admitted under affirmative-action criteria benefit from their educations?
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When parents have more school choice, children will get better educations.
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She took in foster children and paid for their private-school educations.
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What's more, students are increasingly responsible for the cost of their educations.
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They have an easier time completing their educations and pursuing higher degrees.
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He's had sole custody since his divorce and paid for their educations.
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The American stock market has financed retirements and college educations for decades.
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Primary, secondary and postsecondary educations also evolve, but in very different ways.
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And since then, women with college educations have actually closed the gap.
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And I will have given enough when the children's college educations are secure.
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Their next area of attack will be the rising cost of college educations.
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And students would get better educations that more closely fit their individual goals.
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Conflict around the world is costing hundreds of millions of children their educations.
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Still, under the Soviet regime, women could get educations and hold decent jobs.
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Parents' savings for their kids' educations could decline to roughly $11,385 in 2019.
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To be sure, these high-paying health care jobs require high-cost educations.
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Younger people, especially those who left home for college educations, did not return.
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He elevated my father, my mother, uncles, who had eight and fifth grade educations.
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Rising college costs have capable middle-class students rethinking how to structure their educations.
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The most popular suggestion was that workers should seek better educations, then new jobs.
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One outgrowth of high rents and starter homes, expensive educations and changing social mores?
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He elevated my father, my mother, my uncles who had eight and fifth-grade educations.
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Many have good jobs, college educations, and families, but they still say hair-raising stuff.
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Afghanistan got Zari, an ambitious young girl Muppet, to counteract prejudice against women getting educations.
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And perhaps most the risible reason yet: if we compensate athletes, their educations will suffer.
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His comments came at a hearing of the Senate Health, Educations, Labor and Pensions Comimttee.
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And some mistakenly believe that dismantling of affirmative action will remove barriers to elite educations.
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No one would be threatening to derail their ambitions, stifle their educations, throttle their dreams.
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Their New Yorker subscriptions might cost just $90, but are usually premised on expensive educations.
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I'm also saving for retirement while trying to fund two college educations for my daughters.
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Servicemen and women — and the taxpayers who fund their educations — deserve at least that much.
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Clinton did better than Mr. Obama among higher-income Americans and those with college educations.
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The revelation that university personnel subverted the educations of hundreds of athletes at first seemed to be the equivalent of the bat signal for the N.C.A.A., whose core principle states that players are students first, with sports forming a part of their larger educations.
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In keeping with its mission, the campaign created a grant program to finance students' higher educations.
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He paid for former colleagues' kids educations, like John, and supported the children of fallen firemen.
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"The big gap was that kids weren't getting good preschool educations," he said in an interview.
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While also put through hell, women like Lewinsky and Hill had educations to fall back on.
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Only in this case, those commodities aren't yachts or Ivy League educations, but rather soccer players.
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But too many universities, he says, refuse to be honest about what truly hurts athletes' educations.
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Only 4 percent of these juniors and seniors expected to fund their educations on debt alone.
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But even with college educations, Latinos are not reaping the same benefits as their white counterparts.
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Tens of thousands more had their university educations or careers upended and were forced into exile.
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Those expensive vacations and costly college educations may not be as hard-earned as you thought.
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Since he started a family later in life, his retirement and his children's college educations overlapped.
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The educations of many graduate students—including my own—would have been the poorer for it.
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Hispanics are entering the workforce with better educations than in the past and at higher rates.
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Mr. Trump's support in Maryland is fueled largely by men who do not have college educations.
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Like over one fifth of college women, we had our undergraduate educations compromised by interpersonal violence.
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Many reporters there had only high school educations, but they practiced tabloid journalism at its best.
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Our educations should not be funded by how many TASERs are put into our children's schools.
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But not all of their educations have been liberal in the truest sense of the word.
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His parents grew up without proper educations in rural villages haunted by the memories of famine.
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"It was laudatory that these people were doing anything they could to pursue their educations," Ring said.
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Economic View Student loans are central to financing college educations, yet millions of borrowers are in default.
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Historically, most blacks live in areas with lower relative property value, and thus are receiving cheaper educations.
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We are both first-generation college graduates for whom solid public-school educations made all the difference.
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Schimmel, both of whose parents have college educations, is a motivated student focused on a business career.
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Mr. Trump does best in states with more white voters without college educations, his strongest group; Mrs.
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Raise teacher salaries so they are commensurate with the investments they must make in their own educations.
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Among white men without college educations, Mr. Trump's lead is even greater: 76 percent to 17 percent.
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And that money could have gone to the kids' educations, the special needs kids, the college kids.
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Our educations shouldn't depend on whether we live in a school district that cares about girls' rights.
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South High School is Denver's designated school for non-English-speaking students whose educations have been disrupted.
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Young British gentlemen set off across France and Italy, ostensibly to improve their educations by contemplating antiquities.
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A slowing economy has cut into family savings, and a depreciating currency makes American educations more expensive.
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He also cosponsored legislation to increase grants for recruiting women and minorities to pursue educations in STEM fields.
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Which bodies receive their educations without detriment and which bodies incur violence because they do not, cannot, comply?
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The brand champions good sportsmanship, good health, and good causes (they sponsor children's educations in Benin, West Africa).
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As a father, I understand the coveted gift all parents dream of giving their children: debtless college educations.
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They were able to get great educations and go from being a refugee to having a fulfilled life.
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So ideas like free tuition would shift costs to the taxpayers, many of whom don't have college educations.
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"In the countries they come from, fourth, fifth, sixth-grade educations are kind of the norm," Kelly said.
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Some clubs offer to pay for private school educations for academy players, and even for the players' siblings.
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The Busches also spent tens of thousands of dollars on each of their seven children's private school educations.
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Inveterate seafood lovers traveling along this roughly 22093-mile stretch of coastline have their own educations in store.
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The students our nation rebuffs don't, in general, give up on their educations: they take their talents elsewhere.
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University educations have been shifting from a widely-admired public good to the subject of bitterly partisan arguments.
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Many of those affected will be people of color, those without college educations, and residents of rural areas.
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Allow those students to temporarily borrow higher amounts through the Direct Loan program until they finish their educations.
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The Google founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, have attributed some of their success to their Montessori educations.
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American society has also become more segregated geographically; people tend to live near others with similar educations and earnings.
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People had college educations, but that wasn't surprising because that maps on to knowledge work and information services broadly.
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Pew Research Center In 503, 31 percent of Americans with postgraduate educations were liberal, while 30 percent were conservative.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan reported in 2017, white women without college educations had been skewing more conservative for decades.
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The most educated groups are Jews, Hindus, and Unitarian-Universalists, with 34%, 38% and 43% receiving post-graduate educations.
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We are working alongside nearly 20 additional 85033Kin10 partner organizations to ensure that all students receive outstanding STEM educations.
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They may be able to buy penthouses or private school educations, but some things are out of their reach.
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In the meantime, wealthy élites insure that their children—through expensive educations and countless other privileges—retain their status.
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New Deal-style programs to put the legions of people without higher educations to work in better-paying jobs.
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The result, Sides, Tesler, and Vavreck argue, was a collapse in Democratic support among white voters without college educations.
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CreditCreditDevin Yalkin for The New York Times There are as many American public school educations as there are students.
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Children's educations are too important to interrupt, and many students who attend shoddy schools may never experience a catastrophe.
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Today, only a third of all prisons provide ways for incarcerated people to continue their educations beyond high school.
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At the same time, more highly educated women began to marry men with similar educations, and to have children.
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Although celebrities are most known for their films, TV shows, or hit songs, many actually received Ivy League educations.
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However they pay for it, future students could find other drastic changes in the way their educations are delivered.
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Some may be homeless or live in foster care, or have parents who are less involved in their educations.
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Going to protests and MOVE programs like the conference is viewed as part of MOVE children's educations, like field trips.
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Thankfully my undergrad degree was paid for my by grandmother, who paid for all 7 of her grandkids' college educations.
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Women invest more in their educations, according to IWPR, but they get a worse return on that investment than men.
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What we're actually asking is: in general, is there reason to believe software engineers with formal educations are better hires?
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As young people whose own educations have been compromised by gender violence, we take concerns around fair process very seriously.
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I only support the idea if those educations go toward protecting us against international hackers or figuring out sustainable agriculture.
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They're overwhelmingly rural people in the countries they come from—fourth, fifth, sixth grade educations are kind of the norm.
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They're overwhelmingly rural people in the countries they come from -- 4th, 5th, 6th grade educations are kind of the norm.
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Those specifics contradict what Trump's base — heavily weighted toward older whites without college educations — has said it wants from Washington.
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Even Republican and Republican-leaning women, particularly those with college educations, appear turned off by Trump's constant attacks on women.
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If I had invested in Netflix instead of little rubbery sticks, I could have paid for those toddlers' college educations.
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That stands in drastic contrast to 72 percent of Democrats who say college and university educations have a positive effect.
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One of the nation's very best schools also gets extremely high marks for its ability to finance its students' educations.
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I faced this question after reading "School," Kyoko Mori's account of the formative differences between her Japanese and American educations.
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All of the sexual educations that I've received that are specific to my queerhood have been from sexual partners and friends.
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Pratt provides one of the most comprehensive professional art educations available, supported by distinguished faculty and exceptional technical and studio resources.
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"I did not realize that there were so many women out there like myself who had their educations stalled," says Johnson.
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San Benito argues it's the state's responsibility to enroll and fund the migrant kids' educations, as it would any other student.
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"[Americans without high-speed internet are] falling behind – from the educations they're pursuing to the businesses they're running," the post reads.
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And so two women of different races, social classes and educations find themselves in the same house and a similar situation.
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Lee (class of 2013) and Shen (class of 2014) both had to fight to get their computer educations off the ground.
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Representatives are also raising funds to help girls, people of color, and those living below the poverty line receive STEM educations.
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His parents, who are immigrants from Cuba and El Salvador, did not have experience running a business or even college educations.
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She's also helped many other kids receive educations as an ambassador for the Global Partnership for Education and Global Citizen Project.
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Janet Jackson, David Letterman, Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin and Derek Jeter also endow scholarships that help students fund their college educations.
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But in some parts of the world, the menstruation taboo can cost people their educations, their careers, and even their lives.
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These choices include workforce certificates and industry certifications that lead to good-paying jobs and position people to continue their educations.
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And competing priorities — including home purchases, college educations, unexpected financial emergencies, higher health expenses — have squeezed a lot of household budgets.
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Nonetheless, the Rosenwald schools provided good educations for many who went on to lead the civil rights movement in the 1950s.
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Cruz outperformed Trump among people with college educations, with an income between $50,21625 and $2900,220006, and who consider themselves very conservative.
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Subsidizing the educations of poor immigrants means fewer resources to educate minority groups right here at home, such as Native Americans.
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More transparency on beneficial ownership would make it harder for influential Russians to access everything from real estate to elite educations.
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Already disproportionately shut out of an economy they power through sweat, blood, and concussions, they disproportionately receive substandard educations as well.
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In the early eighteenth century, wealthy families would send their sons to England and other parts of Europe for their educations.
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It appears that the Democratic members of Congress missed this Madisonian point during their educations prior to arriving on Capitol Hill.
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I met parents along my route who were going against the grain, and valuing their daughter's educations, and that was refreshing.
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After the hashtag #ExposeChristianSchools went viral, we invited readers to tell us about how their Christian school educations shaped their lives.
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For example, 57 percent of college graduates were in favor compared to 29 percent of individuals with high school educations or less.
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The researchers also asked questions about their participant's educations, gender, and cardiovascular health, as well as other factors like their social wellbeing.
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Sure sounds like an environment where preventing athletes from being paid is ensuring that quality educations are the first priority, doesn't it?
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Fifty percent of women said their parents paid nothing toward their college educations, and only 43 percent of men said the same.
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His strongest support comes from older white Christians and whites without college educations, especially men – large but shrinking segments of the electorate.
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That has gained him fervent support among voters who feel most aggrieved by America's changing demography, particularly white voters without college educations.
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She said the federal government should not be profiting off students who have to go deep into debt to finance their educations.
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Educational Savings Accounts recognize this and offer the promise of delivering "boutique" educations on a mass scale, personalized to suit every child.
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The crisis is not confined to the white men backing Donald J. Trump, who has commanding majorities among men without college educations.
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Multiply that difference over the span of a career and that's the home you can never buy, or several children's college educations.
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Young people look at their paychecks and suspect that their college educations were a grift, or at least the student loans were.
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Comparing workers with similar educations shows that, at lower levels, federal workers are paid more than their counterparts in the private sector.
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From student loans and scholarships to family trusts and part-time jobs, ahead they share how their educations are getting paid for.
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Two teams of researchers in the United States found that nudges by school administrators affected how much students borrowed for their educations.
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But they also recognize the value of setting aside some of that to save for their retirement and for their children's college educations.
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All the items will go to Goodwill, which sells people's old things and uses the money to help people get educations and jobs.
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They also run the risk of adopting elitist or savior mentalities due to the experience they've gained from their educations and jobs abroad.
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A number of reputable nonprofit online educational resources like Khan Academy, Socratic, and edX offer comprehensive educations in both STEM and pleb fields.
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We have Google Alerts for our news, TEDTalks to curate our personalized educations and pop-up shops for our latest rapper-inspired gear.
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These plans allow a parent to contribute up to $14,000 per year ($28,000 for a couple) for each of their children's college educations.
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In general, well-educated Republicans are about as consistently conservative on the issues as Republicans with only high school educations, the study found.
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Services like health care and educations have been slashed as the government diverted the funding toward the enormous cost of hosting the Games.
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Ten percent of men said their parents paid for most of their college educations, while only 6 percent of women said the same.
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It appears Washington forgot that real people rely on banks to access the capital they need to finance their businesses, educations and homes.
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Both men parlayed their privileged upbringing into Ivy League educations and both men possessed larger-than-life personas that attracted scores of admirers.
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"If you tell me you're going to provide the resources for people to get these educations, than I'm all for it," Clyburn said.
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Women may be getting college educations in larger numbers than men, but they're being paid less than men with the same educational credentials.
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Despite costing more than some college educations, Peddie School does allow students and parents to pay through a payment plan of varying installments.
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After a few years of government service, most are discharged, at which point many finish their educations and enter the civilian job market.
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The bottom line: While not every successful CEO went to an Ivy League school or graduated college, those educations are still extremely prevalent.
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Many of the policies aimed at spurring economic growth and supporting low-wage workers would assist American men without college educations in particular.
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His union paycheck (along with my mother's low paid, nonunion job), financed a house, a car, and Catholic school educations for three daughters.
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And it didn't matter that African-Americans weren't actually taking white people's jobs or college educations in significant numbers through affirmative action programs.
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He also supported #YesWeCode, an organization that educations urban youth on technology, and helped to raise awareness for the Black Lives Matter movement.
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And many of those who have been to college are hampered by the loans they had to take out to finance their educations.
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Money is especially tight right now, Divine says, because her single mother is going into debt paying for her and her sister's educations.
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Lawmakers and college access advocates routinely charge that the federal government's hodgepodge of programs to help students finance their educations are needlessly complicated.
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Over the last two decades, Free Arts NYC has brought free arts educations to over 30,000 children living in the city's underserved communities.
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They come from a range of educations: 58% are self-taught, 50% studied computer science in college, and 26.4% studied it in high school.
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Those who advocate for abstinence-only educations argue that comprehensive sex ed can lead to "promiscuity," while AOUMs programs are engineered to curb that.
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Their analysis finds more students finance their educations through low-interest federal Stafford loans, and fewer students rely upon high-interest credit card debt.
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Silva said she's received multiple messages from other undocumented students saying she has inspired them "to continue pushing through" and get their higher educations.
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This is a lost opportunity to create wealth that could be used to create small businesses, leading to new jobs, or fund college educations.
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" Why it matters: Many "are buried by debts incurred for credit cards, used cars, health care and sometimes, the college educations of their children.
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A 529 plan allows a parent to contribute up to $14,000 a year — $28,000 for a couple — for each of their children's college educations.
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Google has 50 million customers using its suite of educations apps, and more than 2 million customers with its Google Apps for Work products.
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Wallner used a portion of his stock to pay off loans he and his wife took out to finance their twin sons' college educations.
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" And The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month that: "About seven in 10 seniors set to graduate this spring borrowed for their educations.
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Mr. Cruz does better (and Mr. Kasich does worse) in areas with more evangelical Christians, more white Republicans and fewer people with postgraduate educations.
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Missouri shows signs of an emerging political divide, too, one between those with college educations and those who did not receive a college degree.
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Their assistance is free and reliable, allowing adult children to work, improve their English and further their educations, thus integrating faster into American society.
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Majorities of rural women and women without college educations still support him, but Ms. Lake said she had seen some softening in those groups.
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Paying by the month encourages students to move faster through their educations, and most are projected to graduate in 18 months, Mr. Jones said.
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The young women are far more likely than those who delay marriage to stop their educations, suffer economically and become victims of domestic violence.
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My generation was faced with the brutal realization that our expensive educations wouldn't be the financial cure-all we were believed they would be.
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They benefit enormously from middle-class entitlement programs; their children get what they consider to be good educations from public schools and state universities.
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Those who actually did have limited educations — and who sometimes felt judged for their imperfect diction or grammar — did not deserve to be shamed.
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Mr. Gonzalez, whose factory-worker parents had grade-school educations, got an M.B.A. from Harvard and became a financial officer in energy ventures abroad.
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Mr. Osomatsu is about sextuplet brothers in their 20s, who live at home with their parents, and have no motivation to work or get educations.
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But the show mainly includes artists with formal art educations and the majority of the juried-in artists are young, recent BFA or MFA graduates.
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In both Iowa and Nevada, Mr. Rubio received 29 percent among those with post-college educations, despite winning a smaller share of the overall vote.
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That sort of solidarity continues to resonate with today's 20-somethings, a new generation of women continuing their educations and getting settled into their careers.
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Her legacy as First Lady includes her initiative Let Girls Learn, which aims to help girls around the world attend school and further their educations.
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To make sure that Arrupe students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
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"Our kids are having better opportunities, better educations, here and in the U.S., and they have a much brighter and more influential future," she said.
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Compared to Lena, most of the advocacy I do really only has one side (kids deserve good educations; withholding treatment for HIV/AIDS is bad).
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That's because the district contains a heavy concentration of residents with college educations — the segment of white voters most skeptical of Trump's bombastic, populist style.
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This is my city and most of us got inexpensive educations, good jobs out of high school or college, reasonable housing costs and women's liberation.
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A lot of girls want to pursue careers, play sports, or continue their educations, but are waiting for permission or are too afraid to try.
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There are some indications that white women across the country — especially those with college educations — are beginning to move away from Trump and his party.
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As part of the Let Girls Learn initiative, she's heading to Liberia, Morocco, and Spain to meet with young girls trying to better their educations.
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Speaking of school, the NCAA also argues that amateurism is necessary because allowing college athletes to be compensated beyond a scholarship would compromise their educations.
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Another interpretation is that British university admissions are extremely meritocratic, and only the best pupils earn the privilege of enjoying superior educations at elite universities.
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Ms. Lewis raised them by herself after a divorce in 1984, motivated by her vow to keep them safe and pay for their college educations.
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Named after the two daughters, Emi-G Knitting bought the Locklears a house, bought Terry a vintage Corvette and paid for the girls' college educations.
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The amount of money adults in the US owe due to educations is over $224 trillion and jumps up by more than $2000,1003 every second.
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But they told me they had just enough peace of mind from the coverage provided by Medicaid to pursue their educations and get better jobs.
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"These are anxious times, particularly for students and families whose educations, careers, and lives have been disrupted," Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in a statement.
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People are increasingly marrying people with similar educations and career potential — a doctor is likely to be married to another doctor instead of a nurse.
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What happened at North Carolina seems to have directly subverted college sports's central mission of staging athletics as a mere component of the players' educations.
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Their own educations had been delayed or derailed, and they felt it was too late to get their degree or that they'd missed the window.
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But on the reservation, coal royalties, taxes and mine salaries have funded college educations, weddings and much-cherished homes with ponies corralled in the back.
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It is a privilege to live in a country where someone like myself, raised by parents with 6900th grade educations, can live the American dream.
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But the onus is on their parents and the culture, who insisted that women focus on their educations and careers to the exclusion of everything else.
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Assuming there is a strong retirement plan firmly in place, he says the money could be invested in other future plans like children's or grandchildren's educations.
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" Kelly said the undocumented immigrants don't speak English and are "overwhelmingly rural people" from countries where "fourth-, fifth-, sixth-grade educations are kind of the norm.
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The school's scrappy unconventionality attracted Ashley and Melissa; their friends were preparing for college, and the twins were restless to get on with their own educations.
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Mr. Trump aims to swell the Republican margin of victory among white voters without college educations (26 percentage points, according to 2012 exit polls), while Mrs.
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In order to fully inhabit the bright parts of life — their educations, the friendships, the knowledge, the doors opened, the growth — they must own the darkness.
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Education is highly valued there, he said, and as parents see their discretionary income rise, they'll often spend some of the surfeit on their children's educations.
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City Year Chicago uses mentorship to enhance the educations and lives of tens of thousands of students, while making dangerous neighborhoods safer at the same time.
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"In educations and all areas, Afghan women must be the drivers of change on the ground," Palwasha Hassan, founder of Afghanistan Women Education Center, told me.
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A lot of this depended on one's definition of the white working class — is it about lower-income workers, people without college educations, or something else?
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For those of us who have already finished our college and graduate school educations, refinancing student loan debt is a reaction to costly financial decisions already made.
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A group of young executives, many with Stanford educations, used their dotcom wealth and a network of talented programmers to dominate startup culture in the early 2000s.
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I was invited to attend the opening summit of her Reach Higher program, an initiative to inspire every student in America to pursue educations beyond high school.
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"These are anxious times, particularly for students and families whose educations, careers, and lives have been disrupted," US Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said in a statement.
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" And then they might place a separate ad that is shown only to "conservative African-American women with college educations who live in Austin and are single.
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The letter represented the first major state monitoring decision approved by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, who at times has been criticized for relaxing some special educations regulations.
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Many of them enter college academically behind their wealthier peers, who got better K-through-12 educations, and schools do too little to help them catch up.
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Many institutions are adding programs tied to real-time workplace demand, including online courses that appeal to people who are balancing their educations with families and work.
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Let's do away with outdated laws and unnecessary barriers, and support the next generation as they serve our country and continue to advance their educations and careers.
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Like customer service chatbots, VACs provide information, services, and assistance about web pages, and support a wide range of applications in business, educations, government, healthcare, and entertainment.
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When he was 6, his parents moved the family to a nearby city, Tlapa de Comonfort, so that their eight children could learn Spanish and get educations.
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Americans with high school-level educations have seen their wages fall by 2 percent since the 1970s, while inflation has made the cost of living even higher.
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Roiphe has a tendency to think mainly about how power affects her and women like her — white, straight, upper-middle-class, with elite educations and successful careers.
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I want to be it for little girls whose parents aren't saving for their educations, whose friends make fun of them for wanting too much from their lives.
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In spite of the fact that they raised a healthy $1.3 million in seed money while still in school, they completed their educations while working on the product.
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Ultimately, though, it would fall on parents and coaches—who may only have high school educations, not years of medical training—to help kids apply biomechanical analysis results.
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Having built a base of support among white voters without college educations, the billionaire real estate developer needs to expand his backing among college-educated whites — especially women.
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But among likely voters with college educations, who vote at significantly higher rates, Democrats had a 210-point lead with women and an 7.63-point lead with men.
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Also, people with management skills and advanced educations likely have better re-employment prospects than unionized autoworkers, who currently have pay and benefits far above the industry average.
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Those who lost jobs to NAFTA joined the glut of workers without college educations competing for non-outsourceable jobs, driving down wages in the service sectors as well.
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I will do everything that I can to make sure that you have good jobs, with rising incomes, that your kids have good educations from preschool through college.
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States are cutting support for public colleges and universities; tuition is rising to replace these lost investments, and students have to borrow more money to finance their educations.
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Those who already have the advantage of better educations, better connections and better financial resources often parlay these advantages into securing more valuable opportunities and more remunerative careers.
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People who pay to learn technology skills spend an average of $38,507 on their continued educations; meanwhile, workers changing careers in other industries spend an average of $15,715.
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Of those making less than $50,000 and of those without college educations, more favored Mr. Bloomberg than any other candidate in the Democratic field save for Bernie Sanders.
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In a coordinated crackdown, state attorneys general and Obama-era federal regulators brought a series of lawsuits against schools that saddled students with high debts for subpar educations.
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In a coordinated crackdown, state attorneys general and Obama-era federal regulators brought a series of lawsuits against schools that saddled students with high debts for subpar educations.
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I will do everything that I can to make sure that you have good jobs with rising incomes, that your kids have good educations from preschool through college.
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The classes are full of little boys and girls, and the tour admits that such educations were a privilege afforded only to boys, and girls would have been excluded.
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She breaks even among white women, a group Obama lost by 23.46 percentage points in 2012, on the strength of her double-digit advantage among those with college educations.
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The school's mission statement, available online, says clearly that the school's goal is to develop kids academically and athletically so they can earn college scholarships to continue their educations.
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One of the nation's very best schools – on par with any Ivy league institution — Williams College also gets a top score for its ability to finance its students' educations.
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But what may be the biggest contributing factor is an unexpected one: American families are willing to spend more on their sons' educations than they are on their daughters'.
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"Dancers make very little and often times don't have college educations to fall back on," Waterbury said in an Instagram story post about Maxwell that she confirmed with CNN.
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An administration official told reporters on a call that the initiative was the result of companies seeking more workers with so-called STEM --science, tech, engineering and math -- educations.
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Students at the University of Chicago&aposs Booth School of Business and the Wharton School of Business paid similar amounts for their educations, according to previous Business Insider coverage.
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According to a new study by NerdWallet, a financial tool website, nearly half of undergraduate students say that they could have borrowed less and still have afforded their educations.
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When people admit to envy of Eastern dudes like Kerry, it's not just the money and the imperious bones (he stands 6 feet 4 inches) and the serious educations.
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That business provided us, her children, with a solid middle-class life, including a spacious family home, beautiful clothes and college educations — and, thanks to our inheritance, generational wealth.
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"I am fascinated by the similarities between two people who have different educations, different backgrounds, sometimes even different nationalities and yet look alike," Brunelle says in a promotional video.
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Many people in the political center don't see the need for free college — as proposed by Bernie Sanders and others — because they believe students should invest in their own educations.
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A T. Rowe Price survey shows that in 2017, parents of only boys still save more and pay more for their sons' educations than parents who have only girls do.
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The Scandinavian diaspora across the upper Midwest still looks a great deal like Scandinavia — hardworking, gender egalitarian, with high levels of civic trust, higher-than-average educations and incomes, etc.
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"At the time, Mr. Bannon never said anything like that and proudly sent the girls to Archer for their middle school and high school educations," Preate said in a statement.
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Working grueling five-hour days planting anise and cumin in the Bekaa Valley's red earth, Syrian refugees face scant opportunities to further their educations or even bargain for higher wages.
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Soon, the letter said, the school could be banned from taking any federal financial aid money — which was the primary way its poor, mostly black students paid for their educations.
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It has allowed talented and motivated students, who came here as a result of decisions by their parents, to pursue educations and contribute positively to our communities and our country.
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Similar divisions were apparent across education levels: 2000% of degree-holders voted to stay in the European Union, while most of those with only secondary-school educations wanted to leave.
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Researchers like myself and others have shown that, in response to this investment in their educations, the children of immigrant parents have demonstrated higher than average participation in America's democracy.
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The mudsills were society's menial workers, dull, unambitious, and good only for creating wealth that better, civilized people with educations and connections would use to advance the economy and society.
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Among Americans who say they had postgraduate educations — doctors, lawyers, professors, business-school graduates — 243 percent say four or five of their best friends have at least a college degree.
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She has worked in education policy for seven years, her research focuses on educational freedom, school choice, and the cultural impact of empowering parents with control over their children's educations.
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His prescription for the ills of his party includes targeting its efforts towards the conversion of the economically challenged white voters without college educations who supported the president in 2016.
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Rather, the common theme is a growing mass of white men with high school educations who are worried about their futures because they are getting older and have no savings.
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As her children grew, she found it necessary to send three of them abroad for their secondary and college educations, so they could feel safe from the threats she faced.
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The instructive use of beautiful waxen women for Enlightenment-era medical educations is explored in depth within Joanna Ebenstein's book The Anatomical Venus, previously reviewed by Claire Voon for Hyperallergic.
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Most college educations cost much less, of course: The net average cost, after scholarships and grants are taken into account, was $15,20133 last year, according to student lender Sallie Mae.
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Hung worried about the front-liners in particular; many she'd talked to came from deprived backgrounds, with very modest educations that would leave them vulnerable in a highly competitive society.
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And eventually, I hope to be in the position where I can use my experiences and that guiding spirit to help propel the educations and careers of other young women forward.
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Many of those schools, like the for-profit giant ITT Technical Institutes, shuttered abruptly in a bog of financial and legal problems, leaving thousands of students stranded partway through their educations.
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International students – particularly those from emerging economies, who may not be eligible for a traditional loan – are able to fund their educations, while investors can make regular returns from their investment.
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"Funnel that extra money into buckets you categorize, like short-term goals and long-term goals, like paying down debt, or saving for the kids' college educations," Pak tells Business Insider.
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Policymakers say it's not the sum of money that is particularly important, but rather the way it motivates students to complete their secondary educations and encourages parents to begin saving early.
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In recent years, journalists and lawmakers have scolded the NCAA for policing amateurism with a heavy hand while failing to protect college athletes from brain trauma, sham educations and sexual abuse.
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Alarmingly, he turned out to be smart and well read, because of course New York is full of smart, well-read people vying, with their formidable educations and charm, for mates.
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"Talk about insensitivity," Joan Williams wrote about those advising men with high-school educations to take pink-collar jobs: Elite men, you will notice, are not flooding into traditionally feminine work.
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Foreign students typically return to their home countries after finishing their educations in the U.S., unless they manage to obtain a work visa or other legal visa allowing them to stay.
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That's clearly part of it, but the resentment is far worse when it happens in a society where people with higher educations and good social connections are getting wealthier and wealthier.
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Interestingly, the corruption message seems particularly effective with white voters without college educations, while a focus on jobs and health care works well with nonwhite voters and supporters of Hillary Clinton.
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Video plays a growing role in the education of students like Williams who turn to videoconferencing, streaming lectures, and other forms of high-tech distance learning to complete or extend their educations.
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I had so many experiences where you would walk in, and you suddenly had to take people from all kinds of different backgrounds, educations, experiences, and quickly mold them into a team.
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It's a better barometer of how well families are able to weather emergencies, fund higher educations, start businesses and pass assets down to their children, thereby growing the fortunes of younger generations.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Graduate student Mollie Marr is worried that the U.S. tax overhaul working its way through Congress will force her and many other fellow students to give up on their educations.
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Women shouldn't have to choose between their families and their careers or educations, and if that means people will have to put up with a baby in the room, so be it.
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Now, he has pledged $100 million to fund the educations of first-generation students at his alma mater, the University of Virginia, the school announced in a press release on October 12.
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He says that while many people in his age group are using 529 college-savings plans to help pay for the educations of their children, he steers his clients away from them.
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But as I've grown older, I've sometimes wondered: To what extent are we — a brewery owner turned governor and an English teacher turned transgender activist — the result of the educations we received?
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — It is an age-old arrangement, and one that is usually implicit: Parents pay for their children's educations, and hope that in their old age the children will support them.
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But Republicans have seen their grip on areas like these loosen as Mr. Trump's brand of divisive politics has turned off independents and suburban voters, especially women and those with college educations.
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States stand to lose millions more if parents start using these plans heavily for K-12 educations, keeping money in the accounts for a very short amount of time before spending it.
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White women, especially those with college educations, have been moving away from Republicans for several years, Susan Carroll, a professor of political science and women's and gender studies at Rutgers University, told Vox.
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The billionaire developer's dream is that his coalition of supporters — men, whites without college educations, older and rural voters — will surge to the polls in numbers that defy pre-election measurements by pollsters.
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The tech industry is already well-known for recruiting employees who might not have received the most traditional educations—most of the skills required by tech employees today weren't even taught in schools.
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With top educations under their belts and resilience inherently running through the veins of Lebanon's tech players, it's going to take more than electrical outages and spotty internet to keep them from prospering.
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Meanwhile, Dreamers across the United States are bracing themselves for the possibility of losing driver's licenses, jobs or funding for their educations -- and eventually facing deportation to countries many of them barely remember.
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With millions of Republicans, notably those with college educations, expressing distaste for Mr Trump, the Democrats have much to gain from casting the property developer as a menace to America and the world.
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The president invited a handful of workers on stage to share how the tax cut helped them and they mentioned using the money for pay for new houses and their children's college educations.
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The Universidad de Puerto Rico (UPR), the largest public university system in Puerto Rico, is open but some services are interrupted, leaving 58,000 UPR students with uncertainty about their educations and the future.
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President Obama, in 2015, unveiled a proposal to make community college educations free for students across the country, and over the past two years, Tennessee and Oregon have mandated programs fulfilling that promise.
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And in January, alongside Rhode Island, leaders in both New York and San Francisco offered their own plans to make universal post-secondary educations a reality for their residents in the coming years.
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And it must find ways to help people transition out of our archaic social welfare programs by assisting them in establishing individual savings accounts that could pay for health care and college educations.
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Students at historically black colleges, like Morehouse, are also more likely to take out loans than other students, in part because black parents have less wealth to help pay for their children's educations.
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The argument among Democrats right now is whether they should embrace Bernie Sanders–style populism based around raising taxes on the rich and guaranteeing people get higher wages, health insurance, and college educations.
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And according to one major, peer-reviewed study conducted in India, more women in government office leads to parents perceiving their daughters differently, assigning them less housework, and investing more in their educations.
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This so-called affliction is actually a critically important economic insight that explains why the cost of services, like haircuts and college educations, rises faster than the cost of goods, like T-shirts.
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Raising money from parents and other outside donors allows them to do a better job than they otherwise would, resulting in better educations for some children in the public system than for others.
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One argument holds that preschool teachers with college educations have not been shown to improve students' educational outcomes compared with those who do not have degrees but have been trained in child development.
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If a college has a low four-year graduation rate, it could mean that it takes longer to finish a degree there, so students may have to borrow more money to finance their educations.
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The fact is that automation is already decimating the global manufacturing sector, transforming a reliable mass employer providing middle-class income into a much smaller employer of people possessing higher-level educations and skills.
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He and his wife Michelle both had to take out loans to fund their educations, and the couple had "barely finished" paying them off by 2005, when he was 44 and she was 41.
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But in any organized effort that is ambitious enough to attempt to bring together hundreds of thousands of people, there are bound to be disagreements between individuals who have different political backgrounds and educations.
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" The former secretary of the Department of Homeland Security said the undocumented immigrants don't speak English and are "overwhelmingly rural people" from countries where "fourth-, fifth-, sixth-grade educations are kind of the norm.
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Harry Holzer, professor of public policy at Georgetown University, said fixing roads and bridges would boost U.S. productivity and, depending on how it is structured, generate good-paying jobs for those without college educations.
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Students who once could afford high-quality educations at their state public universities now pay nearly twice what they used to pay, part of the driving force behind a $1.27 trillion student debt bill.
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Although it wasn't one of Mr. Trump's announced priorities, a high-speed, federally funded rail network, for example, could employ tens of thousands of people with high school educations during the yearslong building phase.
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The Busches have spent their $13.4 billion fortune on a 700-acre farm outside St. Louis, luxury vacations, expensive private school educations for their seven children, and a failed attempt to launch another brewery.
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For Republicans, future success is tied to mobilizing their strength among whites without college educations — a still-substantial but shrinking portion of the electorate — while attaining gains among at least some growing demographic groups.
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Those young people have gone on to acquire educations, careers and communities; helped their parents to fill out job applications and medical forms in English; and sent aid and guidance back to their birthplaces.
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Most of the time, we realize that we are incredibly fortunate to be able to pay the bills, save for our children's educations and do most of the things we really want to do.
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The assumption that such schools would substantially improve if only the parents demonstrated greater volunteer efforts and prioritized future generations&apos educations over their own kids is disrespectful and unlikely to win any converts.
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In her speech, Ms. DeVos said she wanted to reaffirm the administration's commitment and cited its decision to restore year-round Pell Grants, which many low-income students use to finance their college educations.
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Letty Heartburns, 41, an Australian citizen from Zimbabwe, said the English classes she taught often included refugees from war-torn countries like Congo, people who are eager to belong but limited in their educations.
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He is moving to Paterson, N.J. "Over the years, I had 500 employees, many of them college students," Mr. Schrey said, but noted that many workers in the building did not have college educations.
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That has hurt some American workers, especially people without college educations who once were able to make a middle-class living by working in factories and in specific sectors like textiles and footwear manufacturing.
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""There's over one trillion dollars in student loan debt," Paul warns, "and people with outdated educations who can't even get a job for the student loans they took out that now haunt them for life.
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Or did you already throw this open to the outside world, and there weren't enough young, fit, intelligent people with college educations and no rap sheet beating down your doors for an opportunity like this.
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If you are planning to have children or have them already, bringing up a news article about sexual education in schools can ease you into sharing how your own sexual educations happened with each other.
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He now earns just over three times what he made as a barista, which has afforded him more earning power to save for his two kids' college educations and provide them opportunities he didn't have.
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"In Australia, graduates don't have to start making payments for their college educations until they reach a salary equivalent to $39,152, at which point they're charged 4 percent of their total earnings, " The Atlantic reports.
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It is high time to bring an end to the era of gambling, fraud and bribery as business models, especially when it is middle-class America's homes, educations and hard-earned savings we're talking about.
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Paying off the kind of large loan that many millennials have had to take on to finance their educations would be challenging in normal circumstances, but with flat wages it can be a near impossibility.
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Lawrence H. Summers, the former Treasury secretary and now a professor of economics at Harvard, estimates that a third of men between 2275 and 220 without college educations could be out of work by midcentury.
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Only when we see people as embedded in their experiences — their own social positions, their educations and memories, in pursuit of their own ideals — can the question "What is a human being?" fully make sense.
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The growing incomes of the richest Americans are a major underlying factor here — rich people are buying services like Broadway shows, summer camp spots, and Harvard educations more quickly than anyone can expand the supply.
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Three political scientists argued that the shift represented an "identity crisis" among whites without college educations that was rooted in their fear that African-Americans and immigrants were undermining their position as the majority group.
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"We have to go out and make sure that we're actively promoting Formula One as a career destination for students more, that being primary, secondary or tertiary educations," said Claire Williams of the Williams team.
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Opponents have noted Ms. DeVos's lack of connections to public schools and colleges — she and her husband had private educations, as did their children — or to the problems average families have in paying for education.
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The principal of one of the school districts targeted, in Norwood, Massachusetts, said in an email to the court that a threat by Rae harmed the educations of some 3,450 elementary and high school students.
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While we wait for Mr. Kelly to achieve his boss's bleak vision, we will have created a population of increasingly vulnerable, exploited noncitizens and Dreamer youths whose educations hit a dead end after high school.
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A string of cosmetology schools called La' James provided subpar educations and used students as free labor, leaving them unprepared and struggling to graduate, according to a lawsuit filed against it by the state of Iowa.
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Tuesday's results gave Democrats hope that they have made serious inroads among suburban women with college educations, voters who may have been loath to vote for Clinton in 2628 but who have since soured on Trump.
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The winners received $10,000 toward their college educations and a chance to audition for acceptance and a scholarship to the Tisch School of the Arts at N.Y.U. Finalists and other award winners got $2,163 scholarship grants.
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In addition to necessarily being some of the most politically opportunistic and ruthless people around, presidents also tend to be among the most privileged, benefiting from educations at prestigious schools, distinguished family backgrounds and vast wealth.
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An examination of the formal educations of Top Secret workers affirms a widening gulf between elected/confirmed decision-makers and the national security rank and file — and between the rank and file and society at large.
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Initially using his own funds and drawing on his contacts in business, government and higher education, they developed a program to help Afghan women receive college educations abroad, a logical extension of Mr. Achilles's earlier work.
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Critics of the N.C.A.A. cited the ruling as another exhibit in their case that the college sports establishment is primarily interested in maintaining the amateur model while keeping revenue flowing, at the expense of athletes' educations.
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Since 2007, more than 251,2000 people have planned their lives around the program, which helps workers who go into government or nonprofit public service — police officers, teachers, nurses, public defenders and others — pay for their educations.
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The Census Bureau analysis, highlighted on Monday by The Boston Globe, showed that many young men have been forced into low-wage service jobs or pushed out of the job market altogether, despite having college educations.
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Which is why so many millennials are drowning in so much student debt, while at the same time their educations are becoming less valuable in the market, which is hyper-competitive, heavily pro-business, and constantly changing.
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"To see academics, researchers, students be turned away at the borders, prevented from coming back to their work and getting their educations, I think is a disgrace," one MIT staff member said under the condition of anonymity.
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My apartment complex has a gym, so I don't have to pay for a gym membership.)Student Loan Payment: $2169.64 (My sister and I are lucky to have parents who invested their money on our college educations.
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The growing educational divide is creating a sharp split in the Democratic Party: Nearly half of college-educated Democrats now hold "consistently liberal" beliefs — compared to just 11 percent of those with high school educations or less.
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Using the GI Bill as an example, King would often remind people that the U.S. government adopted a policy of preferential treatment for World War II veterans when it paid for their college educations through the bill.
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Although in the case of Frazier and troubled students like him, it centers not on wins and losses but on missed educations and on cynical adults and school officials who use these young men as athletic baubles.
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I asked them whether they cared that their educations — and the personal costs some of them paid — had been an afterthought in this larger experiment in conditioning white Southerners to tolerate black children from a young age.
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"No more Bright Young People with their beautiful families and flawless characters and elite educations and vacuous messages of uplift and togetherness," writes Nathan Robinson, the editor of Current Affairs and an early left critic of Buttigieg.
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The legislation carved out special standards for schools with especially long school days, bilingual programs and nonprofit status — in effect, yeshivas — in determining whether they offered educations equivalent to those at public schools, as required by law.
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Likewise, expensive educations from Ivy League schools represented not just a level of intellect or achievement, but an aura of excellence one can derive from investing in a trusted academic institution that came with a built-in reputation.
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And that's how we've gotten a ton of media coverage about his "white working-class" base, which tends to be based on exit polls showing white people with low income levels or partial college educations supporting his candidacy.
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Filed against Department of Education over debt-relief claims Becerra filed a lawsuit in 2202 after the Department of Educations was accused of failing to process loan repayment claims from students who were defrauded by for-profit universities.
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Hoyt said she believes in establishing a "technology-based foundation from the earliest days of our children's educations," and cites her own experience as the reason she believes in jumpstarting technology education for students at a young age.
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We also allowed these firms access to the mortgage and higher education finance markets, where most ordinary Americans had for many decades safely financed the acquisition of by far their most important assets — their homes and their educations.
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The citizenry's ignorance of how our government is designed to function, of our history, of world affairs, of basic economics and, not least, of critical thinking makes dupes of even our those who, on paper, enjoyed impeccable educations.
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According to Simon, his team will need to successfully counter the NCAA's longstanding argument—both in courtrooms and in the court of public opinion—that allowing college athletes to be freely compensated will somehow compromise their classroom educations.
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I primarily represent teen girls in sex and race discrimination cases, and together we've been able to change their schools for the better and secure meaningful compensation so my clients can thrive and continue to pursue their educations.
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Thousands and thousands of young people who would have failed in college or been denied places altogether are now getting educations that allow them to contribute more to the economy and to make more meaningful lives as well.
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"My fear is that students, and particularly low-income, first-generation students, will end up paying more for their educations than they would have if they'd taken out traditional loans," said Mark Becker, president of Georgia State University.
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More, as college admissions remain competitive, the lack of amenities around some HBCUs can deter potential students who may be unfamiliar with the schools' histories and educations and take their rural locations at face value, college officials worry.
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Lisa had just given birth to their second child and, what with the exponentially growing cost of living in the Bay Area, she was becoming increasingly concerned about the need to begin saving for their two daughters' educations.
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"We included controls for factors such as the county's crime rates, its number of active hate groups, its minority populations, its percentage with college educations, its location in the country and the month when the rallies occurred," they continued.
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Do House Republicans want these prized educational opportunities to be reserved only for students whose parents are able to afford to support their children through both their undergraduate and graduate educations, and possibly into their early careers as well?
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While Congress has various proposals floating around for funding, and some states could be prompted to come up with more money for remote learning as a result of the crisis, the damage done to children's educations could be lasting.
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One felt that the older brothers, with their foreign educations, British accents, and horse ranches, had lost touch with their father, who, in the end, was a Saudi traditionalist who liked the desert and eating meat with his hands.
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One felt that the older brothers, with their foreign educations, British accents, and horse ranches, had lost touch with their father, who, in the end, was a Saudi traditionalist who liked the desert and eating meat with his hands.
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Dear Carolyn: My wife and I saved for our two boys' college educations while they were young, and we were fortunate enough to be able to provide for a four-year, state college education with little or no debt.
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Buttigieg was leading by several points in both Iowa and New Hampshire, and he was up to second in a national Quinnipiac poll, which noted that he had become the favored candidate of white voters without college educations, too.
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Thanks to living frugally, neither of us having student loans (our upper-middle-class parents paid for our pricey private educations), and not having/not wanting to have kids and thus no related expenses, we had about $15K in savings.
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Now, The New York Times reveals that "tens of thousands of people who took out private loans" to fund their educations — to the tune of more than $5 billion — may have those debts erased due to missing and incomplete paperwork.
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The regime is also adept at mobilizing loyalists: On Wednesday, the regime organized pro-government rallies throughout the country, trotting out die-hard supporters as well as others compelled to join in for the sake of their careers or educations.
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"They've grown up here, they've gotten their educations here, many of them don't even speak the language of the country to which they would be deported if this decision were allowed to stand," Napolitano said on a call with reporters.
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You can follow that link to get involved with campaigns that attempt to stop solitary confinement for young people in jail facilities, cut the prison population in half, and fund educations for Bronx community college students who have been previously incarcerated.
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Providing arts-rich educations for all students should be priority As students begin their school years and we approach the fall in our community, it is important for us to remember the impact of education in our homes, schools and communities.
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Since Trump doesn't seem like "a water guy" based on his Diet Coke habit, Fox has other ideas too: The money could end world hunger for a year, hire 50,000 teachers for a decade, or pay for 250,000 students' college educations.
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Mr. Trump's biggest supporters are disproportionately white, middle-aged, working-class men without college educations, a group whose fortunes have flagged as globalization and new technology have rendered millions of jobs obsolete and cut into the wages of many more.
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William H. Frey, a demographics expert with the Brookings Institution, a nonpartisan think tank, conducted several simulations that tried to determine how much the turnout among white men without college educations would have to increase for Mr. Trump to win.
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The hospital was hiring everyone, it seemed; my mom found herself working with huge numbers of women who had only high school educations and had been out of the workforce for some number of years to take care of their children.
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It's no surprise that most countries that offer free or subsidized college educations for their residents, like Germany, France, and Iceland, happen to fare much better than the United States in key health metrics, like life expectancy and infant mortality rate.
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While those messages have been shown to appeal to white voters without college educations, older women and some independents, they fail to resonate with a group of educated women whose votes could be critical in the contest to control Congress.
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OTTO proved his mastery over his many educations, in life, in school, and in athleticism (Barney was a high school football star, and his seminal body of work, Drawing Restraint, is a series of physical exercises in art making through resistance).
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Many parents worried not only about the safety of students in Hong Kong's increasingly violent protests, but also about the longer-term consequences for young adults whose lives could now be upended by abruptly truncated educations, criminal charges and prison.
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After all, many Americans' No. 1 financial regret involves not saving enough: A whopping 46 percent of adults surveyed by Bankrate about their biggest money mistakes wish they had put more away, whether for retirement, emergency expenses or their children's educations.
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In her first testimony to Congress since a bruising confirmation hearing in January, Ms. DeVos appeared unflappable as she told members of a House Appropriations subcommittee that the budget sought to empower states and parents to make decisions about students' educations.
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He sold his uniform from the perfect game — the pinstriped jersey bearing No. 18 and his pants — to a memorabilia dealer at auction for $765,000 in December 2012 to provide for the educations of his grandsons, Justin and Cody Larsen.
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Students today need to continue their educations after high school in order to compete in the workforce of tomorrow and for many, that means taking classes over the summer to either get ahead of or keep up with their peers.
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When we polled our readers about their sexual educations, nearly 20% of them said they learned something in sex ed that they later found out wasn't true — like, "It's easy for partners to 'get stuck,'" which, for the record, is very, very, false.
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But a new class of independent algorithm auditing firms and public policy experts — with experience at some of the largest tech companies in the world and educations from elite institutions — say 'algorithmic bias' has already been proved to exist in other areas.
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And eventually, she adds, gender norms "will adjust to the new realities" that are already present in the economy: women are getting better educations and are more employable, and the work opportunities that are growing are -- for now -- thought to be feminine.
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To keep up with these changing norms in every profession, I believe legislators on Capitol Hill should consider providing high school students with the option to learn computer coding under their foreign language requirements as Congress continually recalibrates the nation's approach to educations.
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Like many Orthodox teenagers, I went to Israel for a year between high school and college; we were sent to the Holy Land in droves, with the hopes of shoring up our religious educations against the coming erosive forces of secular colleges.
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As I've watched this debate unfold in the halls of the state capital and in editorial pages of the Providence Journal, I've begun to wonder why neither side, in this state or elsewhere, has publicly considered the health implications of subsidized college educations.
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" As with the original lawsuit, the amended complaint alleges that the Trumps profited off the poor, seeking "to enrich themselves by systematically defrauding economically marginalized people looking to invest in their educations, start their own small business, and pursue the American dream.
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But even within the rules of a regime that says young people should load up on debt to finance educations that may or may not be in their long-term best interest, Navient has somehow stood out as a uniquely disturbing actor.
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That demographic shift caused a drastic reduction in the funds available to educate the predominantly black children left behind, as tax dollars earmarked for their educations followed white children both to quasi-private segregation academies or to still segregated white public schools.
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My emotions are wide-ranging and paradoxical: gratitude that my children are healthy, frustration that all of our educations will suffer, fear for my spouse's job that supports us, envy of my classmates who have time to volunteer while I am homebound.
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In favoring his son over Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who is respected for his security acumen, the king, who is 81, also marginalized a large cadre of older princes, many with foreign educations and decades of government experience that the younger prince lacks.
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On International Day of the Girl, Michelle Obama announced that she will travel to Vietnam in December alongside former first-daughter Jenna Bush Hager, and other yet-to-be announced special guests, in order to share the stories of girls pursuing their educations.
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Their racism in depicting African-Americans, Chinese immigrants and Mexican-Americans was overt, a reminder of the vastly different history educations received by today's adults — all of whom, from Generation Z to the Greatest Generation, will be eligible to vote in November 2020.
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Differences of political standing and economic power ensure that some people can monetize a shared cultural inheritance more than others, just as some enjoy greater wealth and higher incomes, live in better housing, receive better educations, and live longer and healthier lives.
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And eventually, she adds, gender norms "will adjust to the new realities" that are already present in the economy: women are getting better educations and are more employable, and the work opportunities that are growing are — for now — thought to be feminine.
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They are the same folks who rally against prayer in school and any mention of the Bible while they inject one-sided, liberal-fueled propaganda about how to think and feel on moral issues into every facet of our children's public educations.
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She'd been ill for a year and the note she left revealed that she felt she was being a financial and emotional burden on our family -- distracting my sister and I from our college educations, holding my father back in his new job.
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But I kept noticing how many young artists, notably artists of color, came out here or returned home after finishing East Coast art educations, including fellow Yalies like the painters Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Christina Quarles and the installation artist Lauren Halsey.
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While, you might have issues with the environmental costs of oil and gas drilling, the oil business has also been one of the few bright spots in recent years, when it comes to creating good-paying jobs for Americans without college educations.
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It is not clear what the objective is, as the new policy would disproportionately affect students without additional resources to support their educations and would likely decrease economic viability and competitiveness as talent is lost from the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) enterprise.
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Brainard, in a broad discussion of the middle class's economic prospects, said the Fed is increasingly concerned about the economic impact if middle-income households continue to struggle in their ability to build wealth, finance homes and educations, and even stay current with their bills.
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For those who can afford them, college counseling programs are a supplement to already excellent educations — something that is becoming increasingly elusive for middle- and lower-income students across the country, the very students who would most benefit from this kind of individualized attention.
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Similarly, pre-trial interviews in a more recent, ongoing case brought by former Clemson football player Martin Jenkins saw Kentucky athletic director Mitch Barnhart—who made $940,000 in 2016—claim that the school's fans "enjoy supporting" athletes' educations but "wouldn't enjoy paying" their salaries.
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For now, a number of nonprofits and private companies like Hola
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Under the PROSPER Act proposal, opportunities for future students entering community college would be limited because the two-year college would fail the repayment test, as recent alumni work and study part time to advance their educations instead of entering the workforce full time.
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Not only will they be able to put more money toward their own retirements, but parents would also know that their children would be able to use their educations as they intend, in service to their own desires and not in service to their lenders.
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It's a major driver of gender inequality: The increasing wage premiums of long hours have pushed many couples with equal educations to take on unequal roles, because if they're parents, they can't be on call at work unless someone else is on call at home.
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Now, 244 percent of women with professional degrees or doctorates have a child by the time they are 21990, compared with 22000 percent two decades ago, perhaps indicating that fewer women see long educations or demanding careers as a bar to having a family.
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He took part in a two-year standoff with Democrats who control the state's legislature, leaving the state financially battered and without a permanent budget, and was accused by Mayor Rahm Emanuel of Chicago, a Democrat, of undermining the educations of black and Latino students.
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The children of poverty who survive will most likely hobble through life with mediocre educations — lagging their more affluent peers even before their first day in school and then falling farther behind, deprived of the resources that disadvantaged children in other advanced nations routinely enjoy.
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What's also true, though, is that many here seem determined to get rid of the last institutions trying to help them, to keep people with educations out, and to retreat from community life and concentrate on taking care of themselves and their own families.
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Leaders in Albany could also finally pass the New York State Dream Act, a low-cost policy that would allow all immigrant students access to state tuition aid for college, ensuring that these deserving young people are able to pursue their educations and careers.
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But it also comes with a peculiar kind of danger: By seeking safe investments, programs like this could cast aside the strides made to expand educational opportunities to higher-risk students and reduce the appeal of educations that focus on noble, but lower compensated, professions.
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However, the federal government can make such cancellations at any time thanks to a 2012 law enacted by President Obama that requires the U.S. to deny student visas specifically for Iranians who could use their educations to work in the Iranian energy or nuclear sectors.
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Miller credits the disparity between the numbers reported by Department of Educations and his findings to lobbying by lenders in 2008, when Congress changed the measurement window for default rates from two years to three, but raised the threshold that might trigger sanctions from 25% to 30%.
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After diving into Cochran's biography to prepare for his role, Vance discovered the two shared a similar trajectory as boys who grew up in impoverished areas – Cochran in Los Angeles and Vance in Detroit – but got "out of the hood" after their parents fought for their educations.
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And while older consumers are increasing their insurance and pension payments to recover from the financial crisis of a decade ago, younger consumers are constrained by the mountain of debt their higher educations cost them, which puts an additional cap on living a louche life of luxury.
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Given the stark racial divides in those categories—Democrats win nonwhite religious voters by the same margins that they win nonwhite voters without college educations—the broad answer is clear: The Democratic Party doesn't have a religion problem as much as it has a white voter problem.
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Research from the American Association of University Women has found that even during the first year out of college, for people with similar educations, there is a gender wage gap: Even controlling for demographic attributes that tend to affect earnings, AAUW found a 7 percent gap.
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Sure, there's a discussion to be had about how more teens are getting their sex educations from porn instead of from schools (because, funding) and the impact that has on their views on sex and relationships, but that's not what these students wanted to discuss with lawmakers.
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Rates of AUDs rose even higher in certain subgroups: Women saw an 83.7 percent increase in AUDs, African Americans had a 92.8 percent increase, people with only high school educations saw a 57.8 percent increase, and people with incomes less than $20,2503 had a 65.9 percent increase.
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The wealthy, with their outstanding educations and custom shoes, and empty apartments floating above like Glinda; the ballad of media, the intellectuals, almost shepherding evolution, falling asleep in their haunted paintings and unattainable poetry—all the dimensions of each person's being, punk, restless in a loop.
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In 123, he introduced a bill that would have required schools with big-time athletic programs to pay for the educations of athletes who lose their scholarships because of injury and also to cover sports-injury treatment costs for no less than two years after graduation.
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Not even President Trump's success with women in 2016 — he won only 41 percent of women overall, but a full 61 percent of the votes of white women without college educations — has shaken loose the presumption that women couldn't possibly support Mr. Trump or Trump-like candidates.
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But in giving her a chance to "individuate" — to come into her own, to become whole — Emma was able to do something that most women of her generation could never do: to further their educations, to fulfill their yearnings to be part of the wider world.
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They've lived only under the rule of a single political party, the AK Party, and they got their political educations during the Occupy Gezi protests over the government's destruction of a small Istanbul park — and what demonstrators saw as a broader threat to their way of life.
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"We appreciate Secretary DeVos's commitment to ensuring students are able to obtain quality educations at the institutions of higher education that will best serve their needs, including religious colleges and universities," President Shirley V. Hoogstra of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities said in a statement.
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For some Republicans, the prospect of sharing a ticket with Mr. Trump is unappealing, especially after the midterm elections last year, when the president's incendiary speech and divisive style saddled candidates with a brand that alienated politically crucial suburban voters, especially women and those with college educations.
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By the numbers: Sandy Baum and Alexandra Tilsley at the Urban Institute estimate that more than a third of the total subsidies required for universal free public college would flow to students from families earning $120,000 or more, who already tend to enjoy better K-12 educations.
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Unveiled in July of this year, the President's National Council for the American Worker is dedicated to increasing opportunities for workers who lack college educations: reskilling older workers, expanding apprenticeship programs, and encouraging the private sector to step in and fund most skills-based workforce development programs.
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Jim agreed to pay child support that increased by 5 percent a year, as well as contributing to their kids' college educations, an unusual detail even now, according to Susan Myres, a former Warren student at UH who is now a top divorce attorney in Houston.
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At the school, about 17 miles south of San Francisco, children from ages 3 to 12 use augmentative and alternative communication techniques, including speech generators and manual communication boards, to help them articulate their thoughts and prepare to complete their educations in their local school districts.
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Research from the American Association of University Women has found that even during the first year out of college for people with similar educations, there is a gender wage gap: Even controlling for demographic attributes that tend to affect earnings, AAUW found a 7 percent gap.
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The retired firefighter from New Jersey was so proud of his collection — and so confident of its value — that he would tell his longtime partner's daughter Jennifer Sullivan she didn't have to worry about coming up with the money to pay for her two young children's college educations.
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Conservatives see women's demands for equality as a zero-sum game, which will ultimately result in punishing men and taking away what's rightfully theirs — high-paying jobs, elite educations, sex on demand, the ability to work and simply not worry that all is taken care of at home.
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"Public Service Loan Forgiveness has leveled the playing field for graduates with expensive educations so that highly qualified professionals can do work that's in the public interest in spite of the persistently low salaries in many of those fields," said Heather Jarvis, an expert on America's student debt crisis.
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While some argue that prices keep rising because the government subsidizes health care through programs like Medicare and college educations through student loans and grants, you see the same basic pattern with services like summer camps, veterinary services, and Broadway shows that aren't hamstrung by government regulations and subsidies.
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Immigrants in school will be able to remain enrolled, in nearly all cases, but some might have trouble retaining their financial aid for the rest of their educations (in addition to not knowing what jobs they could get in the US with the degrees they're working to obtain).
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Interestingly, Republicans who never attended or finished college think it's better for the country than those who actually went: 37 percent of Republicans with high school educations or some college education support higher education, compared with 32 percent of college graduates, and 35 percent of folks who finished a postgrad program.
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Jeremy Corbyn—a man who makes Theresa May look like an intellectual—has surrounded himself by hard-line Marxists such as Andrew Murray and Seumas Milne who, with their public-school educations, secular fanaticism and appetite for party infighting, come straight out of the pages of David Caute's "The Fellow-Travellers".
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While McMillen is quick to point out that he's not personally opposed to players receiving more benefits from their schools—better health insurance; the ability to market their images and likenesses; maybe even bonus money contingent upon academic performance and graduation—he believes that making them employees will spoil their educations.
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And it seemed to me that there wasn't a single observer, especially among Asian-Americans, who wouldn't see most of the people there as the insiders — professionals with enviable educations who use their influence to push ideas about identity derived, in large part, from the cultural-studies programs of elite universities.
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In support of her Let Girls Learn initiative, which aims to help girls around the world attend school and further their educations, FLOTUS hosted an afternoon event at Broadway's Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on Monday for the spouses of government leaders, currently in New York City for the United Nations' annual general assembly.
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"There is a very high ROI on education here," with more students likely to earn more than they have invested in their educations, which is not always the case in the U.S., where education costs are so high, regardless of whether you end up as a public school teacher or an investment banker.
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White women without college educations have become an increasingly conservative voting bloc over the past 24 years, Dittmar said, noting that these are also women with more conservative views on gender, making them less likely to push back against a guy who was trying to assume a very traditionalistic view of masculinity.
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Ms. Srour's first and only feature film, "Leila and the Wolves" (1984), spotlighted women's active participation in the wars in Israel-Palestine and Lebanon, both as facilitators and combatants, all the while touching on hot buttons such as honor killings, abusive marriages, the stigma of divorce and educations curtailed because of forced marriages.
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Brainard, in a broad discussion about the economic prospects of the middle class, said the Fed is increasingly concerned about the impact on the economy overall if families in the middle of the income distribution continue to struggle in their ability to build wealth, finance homes and educations, and even stay current with their bills.
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Perhaps more pertinently, too, Ford and his associates appreciated Massey's status as an "other," like themselves, on the margins of mainstream society — even though their educations, personal and professional connections, and other privileges obviously placed them much closer to dominant social and cultural power structures than the jailed artist could have ever hoped to come.
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If the Democrats want to reverse their 2016 election losses in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, and Wisconsin, they're going to have to remember that demographic and stop looking like the only voters they care about are young urban dwellers who freely choose to pursue more expensive educations and live in high-rent cities.
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Tracey Gendron Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Some schools, like the Medical University of South Carolina and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, match students with older patients they follow throughout their four-year educations, making home visits, accompanying their "senior mentors" to doctors' appointments, and visiting them if they're hospitalized.
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Water and trash are included in our rent.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (We were both fortunate enough to have our educations covered by scholarships and our parents.) Car Payment: $500 401(k): $120/month, and my company matches, plus 60.153% of my annual salaryHealth Insurance: $0 (we're both covered by employers)Utilities: $60-$150, depending on the month.
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Instead, they funnel time-strapped, unprepared young men into what he and others have dubbed an "eligibility curriculum"—a campus-by-campus patchwork of undemanding courses, friendly professors, overly helpful tutors, lavish study halls, and substance-free majors that keeps athletes eligible to play under NCAA academic standards, while leaving them with substandard educations and Potemkin degrees.
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William Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said at an annual conference for the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development that the U.S. needs to enact changes in school financing, housing and transportation policy to better support the ability of families to move from one place to another in pursuit of better jobs and educations.
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Because you are beginning your careers with one of the best educations in the world, I think you do have a special responsibility to give others the chance to learn and think for themselves, and to learn from them, so that we can have the kind of open, fact-based debate necessary for our democracy to survive and flourish.
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The discrepancy between what workers know they should do and what they manage to do may be why so many Americans' No. 1 financial regret involves not saving enough: A whopping 46 percent of adults surveyed by Bankrate about their biggest money mistakes wish they had squirreled more away, whether for retirement, emergency expenses or their children's educations.
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Although the Trump administration opted to delay the DACA repeal by six months, giving a window to Congress to come up with a legislative solution, the announcement has thrown the lives of DACA recipients into a tailspin as they try to figure out how to salvage the careers and educations the program empowered them to start.
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Ms. Garrett, the soprano, said that she was most concerned not about whether boys and girls sing together, but whether girls have the same opportunities as boys: the access to scholarships to the great choir schools, which provide fine educations; or the same chances to sing on important, high-profile occasions such as broadcasts and tours.
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" The multicultural narrative dominates America's classrooms, from elementary school through university: "It makes the products of these educations — the students — less able or less willing to think in terms larger than their own identity group — a kind of intellectual narcissism — which means they can't find common ground or effective arguments that can reach people of different backgrounds and views.
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This month, the State Department notified about 60 Rangel and Pickering fellowship recipients that not only would they not be joining the Foreign Service, but that they had to choose whether to either accept what amounted to a two-year clerkship, or pay back the roughly $85,000 the government had invested in each of their educations.
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You don't have to look far to see analogies between the pro-Brexit campaign in the U.K. and Trump voters in the U.S. It's not just that their leaders both look like an older, fatter Draco Malfoy on a bad hair day, or that both sets of supporters are overwhelmingly white people who live outside cities and don't have college educations.
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Over hundreds of years, white Americans have oppressed black Americans — enslaved them, physically terrorized them, ripped their families apart, taken their wealth from them, denied their children decent educations, refused to let them buy homes in neighborhoods with good schools, locked them out of the most cognitively demanding and financially rewarding jobs, deprived them of the professional and social networks that power advancement.
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To Orman, FIRE's followers are unprepared for the cost of unforeseen illness and health emergencies such as accidents, living expenses rising after 60, paying for kids' educations, paying for aging parents' care, inflation, stock market crashes, missing out on the compounding years of a retirement plan by drawing down early (even if you don't plan to), and on and on.
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Instead, the students were given only about nine days to decide between two lesser alternatives: to pay back the money that the government invested in their educations, roughly $85,85033 in assistance, or to take a two-year clerkship in consulates before being considered to work in the State Department, less than the full diplomatic positions previously offered with the fellowship.
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And the drawback to the fact-versus-fiction strategy here, as in Clavin's recent book "Dodge City," is that, freed from their mythification, these jackalope-like gunslingers emerge for the most part — Bat Masterson being the exception — as shiftless, talentless young men with poor educations and lousy career prospects, whose scruffy, Hobbesian lives play out exactly as you might expect.
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The Justice and Educations departments issued the new guidance after a reported dispute within the administration between Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, who backed the withdrawal, and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, who initially opposed doing so.
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A lot of these red states don't have big populations, either they lost population or they just get two senators regardless of the fact that Wyoming has a population that's smaller than most congressional districts, but at the same time, over the last 1003 years, if you look at who's accreted the majority of the income gains, they tend to be people into the cities with college educations, which is Latin for progressives.
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