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Is Going to College Worth the Investment?
By Knowledge@Wharton — October 25, 2011
The value of a college education is under attack. While more U.S. students are enrolled than ever before, a perfect storm of soaring costs, rising student debt and shrinking job… more
Are Too Many Americans Earning Four-Year Degrees?
By Rebecca R. Ruiz — October 18, 2011
“True or false: too many kids go to college.” That was how John Donvan, an ABC News correspondent, began a debate last week about the necessity of an undergraduate degree. more
Ideas Week Squares Off Over Need for College
By Michael Corio — October 16, 2011
The Intelligence Squared Foundation, which hosts and televises Oxford-style debates in New York, recently made its Chicago debut on Oct. 12 with the premise that "too many kids go to… more
Resolved: Robert Rosenkranz is Working to Restore Intelligence and Civility--One Debate at a Time
By Naomi Schaefer Riley — October 14, 2011
"My parents were communists,” volunteers Robert Rosenkranz, “but not in any sophisticated way.” It was just a part of the New York “left-wing milieu.” Rosenkranz was skeptical of their ideology,… more
Thiel on Chicago
By Danny Ecker — October 13, 2011
Paypal founder and Facebook angel investor Peter Thiel appeared in the Windy City as a part of Chicago Ideas Week, offering his views on the local tech scene, why a… more
