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The Daily Report Card: College For ‘Virtually Free’, Or Too Good To Be True?

    February 8, 2012 | 7:26 AM
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    Online course start-ups offer virtually free college – The Washington Post Many traditional universities won’t recognize the credits, but sites like P2PU and University of the People have big-name backers. (ashingtonpost.com)

    Bill could expand Ball State board of trustees – The Ball State Daily News It drops Indiana residency requirements on trustees, which trustess at Purdue and IU don’t have. (The Ball State Daily News)

    General Assembly ready to tackle legislative bottleneck – Terre Haute TribStar “A rash of education-related bills that passed in the Senate may not make it through the House education committee.” (tribstar.com)

    Want to Raise Young Leaders? Don’t Hand Out Rewards So Easily – GOOD Education No more stickers or candy in class! (Good)

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