On a tight budget? Try applying to HarvardSource: MSNBC
The nation's top colleges have gotten to be so expensive that only the wealthiest families can possibly afford them, especially during bleak economic times like these. Right? Not necessarily. A new report shows that such schools might not be as costly as you think.
On a tight budget? Try applying to HarvardSource: MSNBC
The nation's top colleges have gotten to be so expensive that only the wealthiest families can possibly afford them, especially during bleak economic times like these. Right? Not necessarily. A new report shows that such schools might not be as costly as you think.
Does Running eBay Qualify You to Oversee the Treasury?Source: MotherJones.com
Does John McCain really think Meg Whitman would make a good treasury secretary, or was he just trying to win over a few Hillary voters when he was asked a question on this topic during Tuesday's debate? I suspect the latter.
15 things you might not know about Michelle ObamaSource: Yahoo! News
1 As a child, she loved girlie stuff like her Easy Bake Oven and Barbie (she had the car and the house, too).
2When it comes to television, she's a fan of Sex in the City, The Sopranos and HGTV.
3 Her favorite author: Toni Morrison
Obama chooses Biden as running mateSource: MSNBC
Barack Obama named Delaware Sen. Joe Biden as his vice presidential running mate early Saturday, balancing his ticket with a congressional veteran well-versed in foreign policy and defense issues.
Obama chooses Biden as running mateSource: MSNBC
Barack Obama named Delaware Sen. Joe Biden as his vice presidential running mate early Saturday, balancing his ticket with a congressional veteran well-versed in foreign policy and defense issues.
Harvard reclaims top spot on U.S. News listSource: MSNBC
The country's oldest, wealthiest and most selective university is back on top of the U.S. News & World Report college rankings, claiming sole possession of the No. 1 spot for the first time in 12 years.
Where's the party? U. of Fla., study saysSource: MSNBC
The Gators, known for wild celebrations following national championships in football and basketball, won this year's best party school title, in the Princeton Review survey of 120,000 students.
Princeton voting Democratic this yearSource: dailyprincetonian.com
All Princeton faculty members who have given to 2008 presidential candidates so far have donated to Democrats, according to federal records of donations to presidential campaigns from Princeton University employees.
Too Costly for Even the Well-to-Do Source: The New York Times
Harvard's new financial aid policy is the boldest move yet to mitigate the soaring costs of a college education. Most previous efforts to make higher education affordable have focused, as they should, on helping low-income students.
A Hoax Exposed at PrincetonSource: The Nation
With President George W. Bush only a year away from departing the White House and the Republican succession in turmoil, some of the most prominent conservative intellectuals and activists have gathered together for one last great crusade.