Octuplets mom draws TV book offers to tell her story
Nadya Suleman, mother of the world’s lowest living octuplets, receives hundreds of offer requests for TV, books, and other deals as she remains hospitalized with her eight children. Spokeswoman Joann Killeen says Suleman will review opportunities while focusing on caring for her family. The public relations firm notes she has not decided on hosting a show, but wants to tell her story someday.
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Public alarm rises over college value and price
A survey by Public Agenda and the National Center on Public Policy and Higher Education finds 55 percent deem a degree essential for success, while two thirds say higher education is out of reach for some qualified students. The study, based on 1,009 adults, notes growing affordability concerns amid the recession and a 6.4 percent price rise last fall.
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