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The ethics of canceling student debt is more about fairness than broken promises
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‘Universities are going to continue to suffer.’ Some colleges struggle with enrollment declines, underfunding
Enrollment declines and underfunding have hit the higher education system hard. Post-pandemic, a number of colleges are in financial jeopardy ...
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