Cheating in our schools: a national scandal

Article Abstract:

Rampant cheating among students seems to have become endemic to the American educational system. Some of the reasons given for cheating are a desire for good grades, laziness, insufficient study time and peer guidance. However, even teachers and parents are accountable for their continued tolerance of the behavior.

Social aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Cheating (Education), American students

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USDA: bureaucracy out of control

Article Abstract:

The USDA has increasingly become characterized by inefficiency, obsolescence and involvement in research projects with no direct bearing on the agricultural program. Among other measures, the agency must implement efforts to improve efficiency and productivity to be worth its $62.7 billion budget.

Evaluation, United States. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural administration

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The student-aid swindle

Article Abstract:

Several schools are illegally receiving millions in federal education grants on behalf of fake students. This activity leaves behind uneducated, debt-ridden students. Taxpayers are forced to foot the bill.

Crimes against, Student financial aid, Student aid

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