Life is like a box of student loans. You never know how much DNA you have to sell to pay em off.

Ana Kasparian returns to her her alma mater, California State University Northridge, to speak with a professor and students about tuition, loans and more. She also compares the cost of public universities versus private universities in Southern California.

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Twitter: twitter.com A relevant video to see: www.youtube.com Sausage biscuits from Burger King, bleeding grease through paper bags on the teacher’s lounge table. A gesture from district for being one of the people who accepts minimal pay for maximum work, because we couldn’t do it without you, and this is how we thank the unexpendable. With shiny buttons to pin to your shirts or stacks of post-it notes with “thank you” printed on the side- the words of which erode far slower than your appreciation for the slap in the face of artificial gratitude they handed you. You’re insulted, and you should be, but you smile anyway, because you can take it- you’ve had practice. Cold chicken wings and a vegetable plate sit on the table at a celebration banquet that concludes the academic year. The speaker acknowledges that you work so hard at a task so difficult that the nation couldn’t possibly afford to pay you for what you do. This is supposed to imbue you with a sense of pride for being cheated. It’s supposed to make you feel guilty for complaining that while all prices have risen, the only things constant are change itself and your teaching salary. Your students say they want to drop out of school, and sell drugs like their parents who work a few hours a day and illegally make triple the money that you do. Their role models are the drug dealers who break petty laws for premium profits, and the sports stars that are paid a king’s ransom to play a child’s game. Why should they look …

www.pbs.org FRONTLINE goes inside the business of higher education and asks “Who’s profiting from your education?” in “College, Inc.,” airing Tuesday, May 4 at 9PM on PBS (check local listings). The business of higher education is booming. It’s a $400 billion industry fueled by taxpayer money. But what are students getting out of the deal? Critics say a worthless degree and a mountain of debt. Investors insist they’re innovators, widening access to education. FRONTLINE follows the money to uncover how Wall Street and a new breed of for-profit universities are transforming the way we think about college in America. Watch “College, Inc.” on air and online beginning Tuesday, May 4 on PBS (check local listings) and at www.pbs.org

Despite what mainstream media calls a recovering economy, the reality is Americans are still losing their house to foreclosure. The foreclosure crisis is far from over and it is apparent as Main St. continues to struggle. Author Nomi Prins believes there is clearly a lack of connection between Washington and the reality everyday Americans.

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A bill to cap compensation for executives is being introduced in the California state legislature. According to the LA Times the bill would, among other things, ban “raises in years when there are tuition hikes”. latimesblogs.latimes.com

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