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        Many of today&#039;s for-profit college students should learn a skilled trade instead of going into debt for a worthless degree
            by Editorial Board
            Promises of higher wages and increased opportunity through a pricey education at a for-profit college are uttered more frequently on daytime television than the words &quot;You are the father&quot; escape Maury Povich&#039;s lips. The sales pitches utilized by the for-profit college industry are veritable siren songs to the un- and underemployed, often desperate people languishing on their sofas while all those successful folks with briefcases and Italian leather shoes rush toward their futures.&hellip;
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