Review: Documentary "Ivory Tower" is a Sobering Look at the Cost of Higher Education(via Indie Wire)
"Ivory Tower" is compelling viewing, particularly if you feel close to the crisis. Authors, current and former students, faculty and business people share their thoughts on the state of the system, with some sobering statistics that punctuate the more personal moments. The film traces the evolution of higher education: from being something for the elite to a basic human right, and back again as costs continue to rise.

STRONG Salem is for everyone who wants to help and participate in getting Salem, Oregon, to quit chasing Growth Ponzi Scheme plans and instead become a resilient, fiscally responsible place that lives by the wisdom that "Communities exist for the health and enjoyment of those who live in them, not for the convenience of those who drive through them, fly over them, or exploit their real estate for profit."
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Ivory Tower film
Many young and some not-so-young folks in Salem are drowning in debt due to student loans. We are greatly hobbling our future by loading young adults up with debt when they will spend their lives in an era of economic contraction rather than continuous growth. Turns out the Ed bubble is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, bubbles of all.
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