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New Problems, Recycled Solutions and Lots of Hand Wringing — How Can We Restore Faith in Higher Education? - Column

Editor Liz Willen writes:  It’s no secret that Americans are doubting the value of higher education these days.
Perhaps that’s why years of dramatic enrollment declines, mounting student debt and threat of a recession led American Council on Education (ACE) president Ted Mitchell to issue sharp warnings last week to a group of college administrators. “What do families need most? It comes down to three words: jobs, jobs and jobs,” Mitchell said at a conference convened by the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California (USC). 
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