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Aaron M. Renn ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ
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The human, cultural, and institutional foundations of American flourishing during a time of transition:
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"Alabama also courted applicants from bedroom communities around New York; Washington, D.C.; Seattle; Boston; and eventually Chicago, where Alabamaโ€™s sticker price looked downright reasonable compared with the tuition at pricey private colleges and more expensive public options"
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The New Yorker: How long will the great student swap last? - For years, public universities have aggressively recruited out-of-state and international students, charging them higher tuition. But those pipelines may be drying up.
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