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The Leaning Tower examined from many angles, a clip from Gondola With the Wind 2, a free Intrepid Berkeley Explorer video featuring Rome, Florence, Venice, Pompei, Capri, Pisa, Siena, and many other parts of north and south Italy. The original Gondola With the Wind is a different video that follows Italy with Eastern Europe. To enjoy all of this newer film, plus over 30 more free, non-commercial, streaming travel videos from every continent, and still pictures, please ask a search engine for: Intrepid Berkeley Explorer

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Investigators were examining pieces of the drive train from an oversized truck Sunday to learn why parts tore off the truck and struck and killed a 6-year-old boy and injured another spectator at a monster truck show. (Jan. 19)

Investigators were examining pieces of the drive train from an oversized truck Sunday to learn why parts tore off the truck and struck and killed a 6-year-old boy and injured another spectator at a monster truck show. (Jan. 19) Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: wa monster-truck-ax monster truck examined after boys death Added: January 19, 2009

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Monday that the administration is looking for more ways to tap a $700 billion financial rescue program and will consult with Congress and the incoming Obama administration. (Dec. 1)

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Monday that the administration is looking for more ways to tap a $700 billion financial rescue program and will consult with Congress and the incoming Obama administration. (Dec. 1) Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: paulson economy paulson: rescue programs examined Added: December 1, 2008

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FAP707: How safe is filing the FAFSA online? Listen now: Student Financial Aid News + Gold at $850, Oil at $100 - record high prices indicate additional instability in the economy - the lessons for 2008 are already becoming clear. Be prudent with your money, and minimize debt. + Chronicle: Most of the nation s top-ranking universities and liberal-arts colleges have seen both short- and long-term declines in the share of their students who come from low-income families, according to an analysis conducted by The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education. + The Journal s findings echo the conclusions of a 2006 Chronicle analysis of data from colleges with endowments of $500-million or more. That study found that Pell Grant-eligible students were much less represented on such campuses than might be expected given their share of the population. + Of the 30 prestigious universities examined by the Journal, 20 saw a decline from 1983 to 2006 in the percentage of their students receiving need-based federal Pell Grants. The short-term trend was even more unfavorable, with 27 of 30 showing a decline in the share of their students with Pell Grants. + Low-income students fared only marginally better at the 30 prestigious liberal-arts colleges examined by the Journal. Only a third of those colleges had increased the share of students who were low-income from 1983 to 2006, and all but four had experienced declines in their low-income enrollments in the 2004-6 period. + Some institutions saw declines in their low-income enrollments even after pumping large sums of money into new programs geared toward the needy. Contrary to what one might expect, it appears that there is no strong correlation between the generous new fiscal measures and success in bringing low-income students to the campus, the Journal found. The only sure conclusion is that money alone will not do the job. —Peter Schmidt + NASFAA: SLM Corp. cited potentially grim prospects for its main federally guaranteed student-loan business, and indicated it was accelerating its push into private loans that aren t backed by the U.S. government, reports The Wall Street Journal. Sallie Mae disclosed both its strategy and the actions it faced in securities filings yesterday detailing two stock offerings. Sallie said it raised $3 billion by selling common and convertible preferred stock, $500 million more than it had initially expected, amid strong demand. The company is using the proceeds to pay off a soured bet on its stock price and shore up its credit rating. + A reminder that federal student loans are typically the lowest cost option + Stafford federal student loans at StaffordLoan.com + Private student loans at ActEducationLoans.com Scholarship Update + Hyatt Hotels Fund For Minority Lodging Management Students + In 1988, Hyatt established this fund to provide financial aid to minority students pursing a degree in hotel management. Over the years, Hyatt has continued its investment to permanently endow the fund, currently valued at more than $800,000. Since 1988, approximately 200 minority students have received nearly $400,000 through this scholarship. The Hyatt Scholarship is a national competition among minority students enrolled in baccalaureate hospitality management programs. + $2,000 award + Application period is now open + Details at our free college scholarship search site Mail Bag + Dear Chris, I m a high school junior, trying to gain all of the information I can about filling out the FAFSA. I filled out the FAFSA web work sheet with my parents to make sure that next year when I actually need to file it everything would be in order. + I have two questions about the FAFSA. The first is, where can I obtain a print copy of the FAFSA form? Every place I look just says to fill it out online. This leads to my other question, how secure is filling out the FAFSA online? I m very hesitant to submit my social security number over the internet, even if it is over a SSL encrypted web site. -Luke R. Washington State + First, I m impressed at your thoughtful planning ahead. Congratulations on that. 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