Posted September 18, 200618 yr College town 'poverty' exposed Low-income students help win grant money Stephen Koff and Bill Sloat (Cleveland) Plain Dealer Sunday, September 17, 2006 Bloomington, Ind. - This is the home of Midwest prosperity, a leafy Big 10 college town amid gentle green hills, with abundant intellectual life and a town square where you can get a $1.91 espresso or the latest Talbots classic fashion. That, at least, is how many of the townsfolk and Indiana University students see it. Yet there's another, much less charming view of Bloomington ... ... More at http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/1158482022226180.xml&coll=2
September 18, 200618 yr ^I'd take about 20,000 more of those types of poor people--as long as you also provide a nice collegiate gothic campus and a top-tier DI football and basketball program. ;)
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