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Also, to those mentioning biased reporting: she's not doing a research report. She's looking for specific examples that match with the specific angle she's pursuing for this human-interest story.

Yes but I am so tired of these articles that are just a collection of anecdotes purporting to be broad trends. Shouldn't she collect information first and then draw a conclusion? I suppose I wouldn't mind if the article really was just retelling a few people's stories, but I have a feeling that the headline would be something like Students Nationwide Unable to Pursue Educational Goals.

FWIW I don't think reporters are evil. :D

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"Dear Applicant,

Your application was really promising, but it's a fucking recession! Sorry, brah!

Love,

Harvard"

HAHA!! I really would've appreciated that...

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