Kentucky’s Berea College, which charges no tuition and serves primarily low-income students, will probably have to pay a 1.4-percent tax on its endowment earnings after a revote on tax legislation.
Professors hope a federal experiment will prove that offering Pell Grants to prisoners is a good investment. It’s just as likely, though, that the program will be shut down by its political opponents.
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Fraternities, havens of good times, darker events, or both, stand accused of fostering excessive drinking and indifference to students’ well-being. Here’s what colleges are trying to do about it.
Geoff Pullum tries his hand at crafting evocative oenological descriptions. Can you top them?
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