DeVos may face jail over Corinthian debt collection actions
U S Secretary Betsy DeVos could face legal action for continuing debt collection after a court ordered halt. U S Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim questioned whether contempt or sanctions apply, noting potential jail if needed while San Francisco hearing proceeded about Corinthians Colleges fraud and the government’s loan erasure plan for over 300 000 students.
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Act of redemption Jon Ornee sets world record swims after crash
Holland resident Jon Ornee completed a remarkable four day effort to break a World Ultra Cycling record and swim from Pyramid Point to North Manitou Island near Glen Arbor. He endured major injuries from a car collision months earlier, then swam 7.4 miles in 2 hours 50 minutes on Sept. 20 using a wetsuit and fins to aid recovery.
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Hope College faces nearly $2 million hit from vetoes
Gov Whitmer line item veto ends Michigan Tuition Grant and trims the Michigan Competitive Scholarship to 1000 dollars per private college student. Hope College estimates about 900 students affected, with 482 Hope students set to receive 1,134,145 dollars in aid before cuts.
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