Middle America Faces Rising College Tuition Costs
Tuition at state supported colleges and universities is rising rapidly, with officials warning this form of higher education may become unaffordable for many families. University leaders from Rhode Island to California report sharp increases driven by higher faculty salaries, maintenance, and new buildings as states shift the cost burden to individual students.
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University of Rhode Island
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Political Psychology in a Boxing Ring Metaphor
Ted P., a political science teacher, discusses how voters treat presidents as slugger figures while Congress acts as referee. He cites Dempsey Tunney and Truman Dewey examples to explain public perception, trial balloons, and the influence of media on political fortunes. He notes the desirability of a decisive leader and the appeal of underdogs in campaigns.
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Yawning and health notes spark in sleep and study
A health column discusses yawning and sighing as signs of fatigue or illness, including possible links to blood loss and emotions. It cites a pediatric example with anesthesia aiding jaw reduction during a large yawn and offers belly breathing and exercise as remedies.
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