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January 24, 2013
The idea of taking an accounting class for non-business majors had me both scared and excited. I had never been a math person but knew
The idea of taking an accounting class for non-business majors had me both scared and excited. I had never been a math person but knew
You can bet student borrowing will be in the forefront of economic-woe headlines of 2013, and with good reason — the Federal Reserve Bank of
Anne Ryman of The Arizona Republic used Form 990 and independent audits to find business connections between charter schools and their board members. Those business
OK, you know that back-to-school promotions have reached absurdity levels when even casinos get in on the act. Yes, a recent direct-mail postcard from one
The Greatest Generation of business journalists will come from today’s university students. A perfect storm of events, technology and globalization has equipped this generation to
If you listen to public radio, you’ve probably heard your share of pledge drives. But just like the car your parents promised you’d get at
Two big elements of the spring consumer spending season – proms and graduations – are worth another look for their ripple effect on merchants and
By Andrew Leckey The semester had just begun a decade ago when one of my students, recently named stringer for one of the nation’s most
By Alan Deutschman It might have been a prank perpetrated on the student body by a subversive administrator, or it might have just been a
Ben Botkin of the Times-News in Twin Falls, Idaho, checked the dates on a local college’s bidding process and found some discrepancies. His story starts:
Even as many K-12 students are counting down the month or so left in the school year, for-profit educational services are tallying up enrollment in
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