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Loan Cancellation or Pension Bailout? A Conundrum for the Pundits December 9, 2022
Background Data on Student Debt in America August 31, 2022
The Problem(s) with Biden’s Student Loan Debt Relief Plan August 24, 2022
College Access, Equity, and the Tower of Babel May 26, 2022
The Constitution: Shackles to Progress? May 12, 2021
What to do about COVID? April 27, 2021
Blow It Up? September 8, 2020
Is the Past Prologue? What 2016 Means for the 2020 Presidential Election September 3, 2020
Vote NO for Eliminating All Student Debt April 13, 2020
Is This the Time to Right-Size Higher Education? March 23, 2020
What will be the Ripple Effect of COVID-19 on Higher Education? March 11, 2020
What I Want for Christmas December 17, 2019
What if Public Higher Education was Nationalized? July 22, 2019
There He Goes Again: Student Loan Forgiveness and Senator Sanders June 25, 2019
You Can’t Handle the Truth! When High Profile TV-Types Get the Story Wrong on Education and the Workforce March 5, 2019
The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. January 21, 2019
The Texas College Dilemma: How Big? How Much? April 18, 2018
The Hardest Decision for Student Success: Hiring the Right President March 16, 2018
What Impact do the Trump Tax Cuts Have on Education? April 27, 2017
New York Takes the First Dive into Free Tuition April 10, 2017
The Federal Government and Public Education (A Budget Analysis) April 7, 2017
The Rubber Hits the Road March 19, 2017
What Betsy DeVos Means as Secretary of Education February 6, 2017
One Heck of a Week November 14, 2016
The Long & Winding Road: Election Day 2016 November 8, 2016
A Toast to a Lower Drinking Age September 9, 2016
The Age Old Question September 2, 2016
Making the World Seem a Little Worse, Day by Day August 30, 2016
College Brand X, Inc. July 20, 2016
The Fallout of Brexit: An Ominous Future for the UK June 24, 2016
Searching for a Beacon of Light May 4, 2016
Musings on the 2016 Presidential Election and Ramifications for Education March 4, 2016
The Broken Record of Student Debt October 12, 2015
An Open Letter to Senator Bernie Sanders: Your Free Tuition Policy is a Bad Idea May 18, 2015
What Color is Your Dress? February 27, 2015
What Could (Should?) the President Do Now? January 26, 2015
Free College Tuition? Not So Quick, Mr. President January 13, 2015
Facing Global Challenges: A European University Perspective August 26, 2014
If You Want Change, Change the Rhetoric May 19, 2014
Guns, Guns, Guns January 16, 2013
Mitt Romney, College, and our Penchant for Ivy League Presidents August 31, 2012
College for All? Please…. June 1, 2012
A Fly on the Wall December 2, 2011
Guns, Guns, Guns September 23, 2011
What the President’s Budget Really Need(s/ed) To Do February 17, 2011
Merry Christmas: The Lasting Impact of the Economy and a Congress that Apparently Doesn’t Give a Damn December 23, 2010
Being Thankful November 24, 2010
Taking it to the Streets: Student Protests and Higher Education Policy November 12, 2010
Learning to Give September 30, 2010
The DREAM Act and the Party of “No” September 27, 2010
Leading by (a Bad) Example May 21, 2010
The Fight is on for Student Loans March 20, 2010
Robin Hood Gone Bad January 8, 2010
And So This is Christmas… December 18, 2009
What the Nobel Peace Prize Means to America October 9, 2009
When Politics and Education Run Afoul September 25, 2009
It’s Time: The National Education Council August 28, 2009
Stimulus Crazy April 3, 2009
More Lipstick, More Pig February 6, 2009
A Place Called Hope? January 23, 2009
Farewell to a Giant — Senator Pell January 9, 2009
Time to Measure Up December 5, 2008
The Election was Easy: Now the Hard Part November 7, 2008
Another Conversation About Money August 1, 2008
The Most Important Payback of Them All May 16, 2008
Hillary Taking Charge in Postsecondary Education October 12, 2007
The Problem with Pell February 9, 2007
The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. January 12, 2007
The Aftermath November 10, 2006

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