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		House passes College Student Relief Act of 2007
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		Commission on American workforce skills reestablished
		Spellings forms negotiated rulemaking committee
		Miller speaks on college costs
		Department of Education issues â€œDear Colleague Letterâ€ addressing LCV noncompliance
		UC Board of Regents' budget awaits approval by state government
		"Rethinking Student Aid Study Group" to study federal financial aid
		New Democrats make student aid a priority
		FSA publishes final regulations Spellings hopeful about achieving 2014 No Child Left Behind Act goal
		FSA publishes final regulations
		Spellings: colleges need to be more accountable
		Spellings speaks on global competition and innovation
		Flink to chair advisory committee on student finances
		HEA extender bill signed into law
		Commission Submits Final Report
		Concerned senators write letter to Spellings
		Report Card on Higher Education released
		Nodler contemplates formula to finance higher education
		Security Breach: ED site exposes private information
		NBER reports on diminishing financial aid
		Act Supports Technical Education
		MAP Plus To Help Middle-Class
		$800,000 in federal loan fraud
		MI Tuition Up
		Experts Converse On College Cost
		Congress Cuts Out Early
		Ethics Law Harms Students
		Mass. Brain Drain?
		Group Salutes Finaid Stars
		"Best Practices" for New Act
		Personal Info for Over 1 Million Student Loan Borrowers Lost
		Federal Grants To Increase?
		IU Makes Up Gap In State Aid
		College Debt Crushes Grads
		Career Ed. Corp. Struggles
		Loan-Sale Plan Flops in MO
		Will students be 'able' to choose?
		Department of Education Issues Help for Aid Administrators
		Bush Commission Causes Concern
		White Students Seeing More Aid
		Immigrants Fight for Right to Higher Ed
		FIVE THOUSAND FOR GRADS IN PUBLIC SERVICE
		Bill helps HEA escape Congress reauthorizing move


Paying for Law School
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		Law School Boasts about Faculty to Be Scrutinized
		MHESLA Discontinues Loan Program
		Endowments of Some Colleges Questioned
		Student Loan Programs Scaled Back, Some Terminated
		Yale Expands Aid to Students
		Tips to Handle Your Student Loans from Start to Finish
		The College Cost Reduction Act of 2007
		Cuomo bulldozer still at the job
		New Deferment Policy to Benefit Law Students with Graduate PLUS Loans
		50 Student Loan Tips
		Proposed Tuition Freeze
		MOHELA to Offer Loan Forgiveness
		Non-Profit Donates to Florida Students
		Still Waiting for the Sunshine Act
		PHEAA Ordered to Publish Records
		Recent Elections May Affect Higher Education
		Parents Unprepared for College Costs
		FSA Conference Coming
		Pre-Paid Plan Expected To Gain In Popularity
		Commission Finalizes Report
		Kennedy Wants Loopholes In Student Lending Closed
		Credit Card Jokes
		DLC Releases
		Kennedy Counsels Bush Commission
		NCES Releases 'Dealing With Debt'
		Dems Report On
		Full Rides For Low-Income Students At UR
		FL Boosts Need-Based Aid, Minority Enrollment
		Debt-Free Education
		Changes to Loan Repayment
		Two Lawmakers 'Reverse The Raid'
		More aid for non-minorities
		Spirit of Forgiveness
		OPINION on Student Aid Reform
		Financial Aid Favors Diversity
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		Tax Benefits on Education Expenses
		Searching for Funding
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Kennedy Introduces Legislation That Would Alter Federal Financial Aid

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On April 3 Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) introduced legislation that would make sweeping changes to federal financial aid. The bill, given the short name ''Strengthening Student Aid for All Act,'' is intended to ensure students have sufficient access to financial aid, in the forms of both grants and loans.

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