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Some parents have low taxable income certain years for different reasons. Often we have minimal taxable “income”, yet a substantial net worth. Does anyone know how in depth the financial aid departments look at a parent’s net worth or is “income” generally the larger deciding factor? Of course “income” is always considered. I am asking if anyone knows how financial aid offices view high net worth – low (taxable) income situations?
College Football 2011: The 11 Most Likely Teams To Become Powerhouses
pow·er·house a person, group, team, or the like, having great energy, strength, or potential for success. – courtesy of Dictionary.com These teams are all on the brink of something great. They have the players, recruiting chops and/or potential to be regulars in the BCS over the next decade. As Florida, Ohio State and USC seem to be “fading into Bolivia” it’s time for a changing of the guard in …
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Why Sarah Lawrence Is the Most Expensive College in America
Placing first in a college ranking rarely inspires college presidents to pen defenses of their institutions. But when that list documents America’s most expensive colleges, the instinct makes a little more sense.
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Stockard Channing is Miriam, an “ugly duckling” who is dumped on by everyone. After her heart is broken by a callous campus jock, Miriam tearfully speeds off in her car and is involved in a serious accident. Plastic surgery is required, and when Miriam emerges from behind the bandages, she is ravishingly beautiful. It’s payback time when she uses her new attractiveness to exact revenge on all those who wronged her. Edward Asner plays the police inspector who’s hot on the tr… More >>