Private colleges cut tuition to draw students in West Virginia
Bethany College in Bethany West Virginia slashed tuition for the 2002 freshman class from 20660 to 12000 boosting applications from 501 in 2001 to 658 for 2002. Nine private colleges have cut tuition since 1996 to keep private education affordable amid regional industry declines.
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Supreme Court backs EEOC ability to sue over arbitration claims
The ruling allows the EEOC to sue for money on behalf of workers who signed arbitration agreements. It centers on a West Columbia Waffle House case involving Eric Scott Baker who was fired after a seizure. Justice Stevens led the majority with Justices O'Connor Kennedy Souter Ginsburg Breyer. Thomas dissented. The decision limits employers by empowering the EEOC to pursue relief in federal court despite arbitration contracts.
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