A New Prelude to Student Debt: Food Stamps
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Like most clichés that arise by virtue of their accuracy, there are most certainly cash-strapped college students who owe a debt of gratitude to the ever-affordable ramen noodle. However, as tuition costs continue to soar -- and part-time work remains hard to find -- more and more college students apparently are turning to an unexpected source for help: food stamps.
Danielle Ford, a junior at Georgia State University, told WXIA TV in Atlanta that “with the (state financial aid)
Like most clichés that arise by virtue of their accuracy, there are most certainly cash-strapped college students who owe a debt of gratitude to the ever-affordable ramen noodle. However, as tuition costs continue to soar -- and part-time work remains hard to find -- more and more college students apparently are turning to an unexpected source for help: food stamps.
Danielle Ford, a junior at Georgia State University, told WXIA TV in Atlanta that “with the (state financial aid)
