Loan System Shortchanges Students

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AL LORD is a rich man. As head of SLM Corp., he made $255 million in five years. He's now building his own private golf course in a Washington, D.C., suburb -. and to think he did it off a federal program that's supposed to help low-income students borrow money. Ahhhhh. The Bush years.

We again shield our eyes at a furtive coupling of private business and public money. The federal student-loan program offers a virtual primer on how to get obscenely rich in today's Washington:

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Loan System Shortchanges Students

First, let private companies scoop the profits, while making taxpayers assume all the risks. Under the program, the government guarantees against bad loans and unwa...

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