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Cost a bigger consideration in college choices this year

Cost a bigger consideration in college choices this year

For students and parents, financial concerns are an even bigger part of the decision over which college to attend. That has colleges offering even more financial help then usual, in hopes of attracting students to their campuses during tough economic times.
by Tim Post

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Education Commissioner sets priorities for session

Education Commissioner sets priorities for session

In the final weeks of the 2009 legislative session, lawmakers are deciding education funding and policy changes. Education Commissioner Alice Seagren joins Midday to discuss the proposals being debated at the Capitol.

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10 years later, Columbine's hold remains strong

10 years later, Columbine's hold remains strong

Teenage gunmen spilled the blood of children before Columbine - in Alaska, Arkansas, Mississippi and Oregon. After Columbine, more blood was shed in Minnesota and California, in Germany and Finland.

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