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Student Financial Aid News + Federal spending bill on education defeated + Would have left education funding at 2005 levels + Comments on inflation + Massachusetts reallocating grant aid to neediest families at expense of middle income families + Neediest make less than $36,000 per year + Middle income make between $36,000 and $50,000 per year
Scholarship Update + Education is Freedom Scholarship + 4 year, $8,000 total award + US Citizens + Application deadline: January 15, 2006 + Scholarship detailed page at StudentScholarshipSearch.com
News You Can Use + Understanding the EFC Formula + Federal Methodology + 35 page guide available at FAFSAOnline.com + Interesting fact: students can work for up to $2,440 in after tax income without being penalized on the FAFSA + Wages after that limit are penalized at a 50% rate! + FAFSAonline.com Web Site
Podsafe Music + Number One Fan, Christmas is Here + i:scintilla, scin + Rebecca Loebe, There Tonight + Via the Podsafe Music Network
Reminders + iPod Nano Contest (plus a secret add on to the contest!) + Grace periods ending soon - consolidate now! + Student loan consolidation web site + Toll-free 877-328-1565
Financial Aid Podcast Show Notes at FinancialAidPodcast.com. The Financial Aid Podcast is a publication of the Student Loan Network.
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SoccerGossip.comShow#4 on October 19th, 2005. The English Premier League is back, so BeatleManU does his usual roundup of the weekends fixtures. Added to that, Champions League Matchday 3 and a roundup of European World Cup Qualifiers, we have quite a big show!!!
The Tokyo News Pod for March 27, 2005.
Japan wants to mitigate effect of killer quakes.
The Tokyo News Pod for March 28, 2005. Tokyo and Beijing fail to bridge their differences over the East China Sea.
The Tokyo News Pod for March 30, 2005. The United Nations releases a monumental and unprecedented report on the state of the world's eco-systems... but will anybody do anything about it?