College degrees boost lifetime earnings by hundreds of thousands
Census Bureau findings show men with a bachelor’s degree average about 329000 more in lifetime earnings than high school graduates, while women gain about 142000. The study, using 1979 to 1981 data in 1981 dollars, notes caution on cross gender comparisons due to differing work histories and pay.
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Wisconsin Reconsiders Drinking Age Debate Heats Up
Wisconsin lawmakers debate raising the legal drinking age from 18 with bills ranging to 21 while Gov. Anthony Earl backs 19 with tougher drunk driving penalties. The Tavern League leads opposition. hearings set for April in Kenosha and Racine as factions argue age policy and regional differences.
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