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ANOTHER GENERATION HOME FROM WAR
The new GI Bill goes into effect next year. It's very different in scope and purpose from the 1944 bill, which some historians say did not equalize education as much as most people think. George R. Rapciewicz Jr. (above) chose a for-profit college because it gave him more academic credit for his Marine Corps experience than his local community college would have. (Photograph by Andrew Foulk)
On the Wall: Art Students Learn to Paint a Mural
A course at the Mississippi University for Women lets students leave behind a unique civic gift. GI Bill Benefits Flow to For-Profit and Community Colleges 'Intergroup Dialogue' Promoted as Using Racial Tension to Teach College Subsidies Let Students Take Unpaid Internships News Analysis: The Fine Line Between Safety and Security in Dorms TO REFLECT DIVERSITY: The University of California is moving toward a change in admissions policy that would allow individual campuses greater autonomy in selecting freshmen.
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