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The students money was a loan also......just like with the banks they are saying they shouldn't have to pay it back either......I just don't get it.....the banks are allowed to ignore their debt to society but some young lady going to college isn't.
Please, I want to understand. How does that make sense?
This girl should be embarrassed of herself. Better buckle down on those studies little girl, because so far your education is failing you.
She's definitely NOT a ringing endorsement of the quality of education obtained for $45,530 per year (and that's only the cost of tuition and fees) at Northeastern University, Boston.
She's definitely NOT a ringing endorsement of the quality of education obtained for $45,530 per year (and that's only the cost of tuition and fees) at Northeastern University, Boston.
Might be time to dust off that history book and read about the crash of 1929 and its aftermath.
So?
Couldn't care less. If businesses can't learn from history, they deserve to fail.
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