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"Unbearable Burden? Living and Paying Student Loans as a First-Year Teacher," by Neal McCluskey, Policy Analysis no. 629, December 15, 2008

"The Affirmative Action Myth," by Marie Gryphon, Policy Analysis no. 540, April 13, 2005

"Making College More Expensive: The Unintended Consequences of Federal Tuition Aid," by Gary Wolfram, Policy Analysis no. 531, January 25, 2005

"Human Capital Contracts: "Equity-like" Instruments for Financing Higher Education," by Miguel Palacios, Policy Analysis no. 462, December 16, 2002

"The Threat to Independent Education: Public Subsidies and Private Colleges," by Gary Wolfram, Policy Analysis no. 278, August 15, 1997

"Uncle Sam, Rock 'N' Roll, and Higher Education," by Charles Sykes, Policy Analysis no. 136, July 25, 1990

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