Paying for retirement: Social security today

Article Abstract:

Social Security (SS), the most successful domestic government program in the US history is showing signs of old age with statistics indicating fall in number of workers funding each retiree from 16 in 1950 to 3.3 in 2005. Various related issues such as framing of the system political facet, the effects of The Great Depression, and unstable finances for long term SS are discussed along with President George W. Bush's plans on reforming the system.

Economic aspects, Economic policy, Political aspects, Bush, George W., Retirement income, Social security reform

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The "for profito college: an educational alternative

Article Abstract:

A new breed of for-profit schools is emerging from the shadows, less marginal and less disdained than its predecessors. These schools are accredited that gives them greater legitimacy and grants their students access to federal loan programs.

Government finance, Proprietary schools

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Those who can't

Article Abstract:

A professor describes his personal opinions about teaching in college. He narrates his experiences in the campus, his observations of professors and students, and his love for teaching.

Personal narratives, Teachers, Classroom environment

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