[allmost]

Of all of the things that ‘government ‘ pays for. Higher education is a valid talking point imo.

[2ndDivisionVet]

What “recovery” are they talking about? Is there a “recovery” where you live?

[expat1000]

If we could get people like these off tenure, fired and replace them with professors teaching employable skills, it would probably go a long way to solving the problem. U of O professor Norgaard makes wastes $89,000/yr base pay plus benefits.

Kari could then spend more time writing books like:

Norgaard, Kari Marie. 1999. “Moon Phases, Menstrual Cycles and Mother Earth: The Construction of a Special Relationship Between Women and Nature,” Ethics and the Environment 4(2): 197-209.

[central_va]

The communists that run “higher” education are applying the Cloward-Piven strategy to break the private system so the government can step in, ala Europe, and be a single payer for university education. It is all planned out. No other explanation makes sense

[rbg81]

Its not so much the traditional four year universities. Its the for profit schools like University of Phoenix, Kaplan, and Strayer that are driving a lot of the debt.

[tomkat]

a) there is no 'recovery'

b) but if there were, this pØs would be its main threat: