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Re: b2 Boomers . The reason boomers have a better position in society, other than being older and therefore having more earning years, is because the -- (edited)
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jnine
they could also walk away from their student loans, which is impossible now. -- nm
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spy cookie amanda jones (aka amanda)
Nov 10 '16, 12:36
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Again, because of changes to the student loan laws. If people really cared, they would vote for people who would change that. Instead, they want to
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jnine
Nov 10, 12:43
Many Boomers had no student loans. Public universities charged as little as $20 per credit for in-state students. -- nm
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mara
Nov 10, 12:38
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in massachusetts, my state school tuition wasn't that low from '81 to '85, but it was only about $4,000 a year....nm
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x
Nov 10, 12:41
Which could be done today if that was the priority of the people voting. Bernie wanted free college education. -- nm
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jnine
Nov 10, 12:39
Here's MSU's tuition back to 1979. -- (link)
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mara
Nov 10, 12:39
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I know the numbers. If it was a priority for the electorate, they would vote for people who would do something about it. -- nm
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jnine
Nov 10, 12:40
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