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Catch This Wave and You Will Sit on Top of the World

Those who have recently spent $4 or more per gallon to fill up their gas tank have received an instant lesson on supply and demand. Employers across the country are about to receive a similar lesson, though the scarce commodity is not fossil fuels. (read more)

The Ratings Game: Searching for a New Model

The U.S. secretary of education, Margaret Spellings, recently declared her intention to get into the college-ranking game - sending a chill up the spines of college and university presidents everywhere. (read more)

A Call to Show Numbers: Coming Clean on College Costs

A few weeks ago Juniata College released a new policy, that guarantees our students the ability to graduate in four years, or the fifth year is on us.

Major Idiocy: Ninth Grade is Too Early to Decide Your Life

Sports Victories at Colleges Resonate Long After the Crowd Goes Home

Under the Knife: Getting Serious about Health Insurance Costs

Colleges Drop the Ball in Aid to Poor Students

Private Sector: Some Private Colleges Say, 'Pay for Future Costs Now at Tuition Rates from the Past'

Private Colleges Can Conquer 'Perfect Storm,' Starting by Keeping Tuition Costs Manageable

Putting Pennsylvania Towns Back in Business

Division III Sports: That's Entertainment

Passenger Rail Service and the Future of Huntingdon