Majoring in debt

Higher education is a basic social good and should be available to all who meet admission standards, without cost. The federal government, as the guarantor of social rights, should bear primary responsibility for providing free college for all. As Reed expounds, the crisis in public education is int...

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Published in:The Progressive (Madison) 2004-01, Vol.68 (1), p.25
Main Author: Reed, Jr., Adolph L
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Personal finance
Political aspects
Public schools
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