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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 2004

Page

10

Christopher Reeve Remembered As Activist For Paralysis Cure

Christopher Reeve the actor who became a leading advocate for spinal cord research after his 1995 riding accident died leaving a legacy in disability science and stem cell policy. Family friends and colleagues described him as a fearless leader who used fame to push for funding and public awareness while continuing acting and directing projects. His wife Dana and son Will survive him along with siblings and parents. Funeral plans were not final but a family service followed by a larger New York gathering were anticipated. The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation remains active in his memory.

Barbara Johnson Robin Williams Superman Reeve Hollywood Congress Associated Press Maggie Goldberg Christopher Reeve Anthony Hopkins Emma Thompson Culpeper Maine The Screen Actors Guild Dr. Swann Clark Kent Will Gae Exton Matthew Alexandra Franklin Reeve Benjamin Reeve New York City Dana Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation New York

College students miss federal aid by not applying

A study by the American Council on Education finds about 1.7 million low and moderate income students did not fill the FAFSA. Among undergraduates in 1999 2000, two thirds of community college students and 42 percent at public four year colleges did not apply, leaving about 850 000 potentially Pell Grant eligible.

American Council On Education Tammy Capps Shawnee Community College Allin Jacque

Students miss out on financial aid study finds half of undergrads did not apply

A Department of Education study shows about 50 percent of the eight million undergraduates at public four year colleges in 1999 2000 did not file a FAFSA. Jine Smith of ACE notes FAFSA often unlocks state and institutional aid and that misperceptions and form complexity deter applications.

Jine Smith ACE Center For Policy Analysis Smith

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