Student bankruptcies rise as UC and Stanford see debts surge
The University of California reports 115 unpaid student loans totaling 242000 in 1974, up from 45 in 1972. Stanford also notes a 50 percent rise in bankruptcies by loan holders. Officials cite rising tuition and unemployment, while critics argue debt shirking. A San Francisco firm hawks DIY bankruptcy kits to students facing debt, with many seeking relief through Chapter 7.
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