More intellectually disabled youths going to college
Zach Neff, a 27 year old with Down syndrome, navigates a university setting in Missouri as part of a new program helping students with disabilities attend college. The effort, growing nationwide, pairs academics with mentors to boost independence and employment prospects, funded by federal grants and expanding campuses.
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Republicans poised for big gains in Senate and governors
As Election Day nears, Republicans lead in major indicators across House, Senate, and state races. Obama policies unpopular, unemployment at 9.6 percent, and GOP groups pour money into campaigns while Democrats fight to hold seats.
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