President Clinton Announced Borrowers Defaulting on Loans
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In January of 1997 President Clinton announced that the percentage of borrowers defaulting on loans In January of 1997 President Clinton announced that the percentage of borrowers defaulting on loans had dropped to 10.7 percent. This was the beginning of a campaign to build Congressional support for Clinton's education proposals. Programs were launched that revolved around Clinton's theme that higher education is crucial to success in the global information age.
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Federal investigation show that some schools help students obtain fake documents in order to receive financial aid. Officials involved say that they are unaware of any fraudulent acts. A report showed that students either were given answers or had their incorrect answers changed to benefit tests. Most people think that in the long run this will hurt the institution.
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"The rotten apple spoils his companions." In this particular aphorism means that one bad
Thing or person can ruin it for others. It also holds the meaning of a spoiled child can influence
others by wanting to be spoiled. As well as, a rotten person can make his company feel bad and
not wanting to be around him/her. When you are spoiled rotten and want the world, people are
not going to want to be around you.
During this time period that we live in, I think that this aphorism still holds the same
meaning. When I am around a spoiled person myself, I really don't want to be around them at
all. Also when I'm around a person that brings the mood down, whenever she/he comes around
makes me want to go off and tell them a piece of my mind. When a new or even a old couple
have a new born baby, "spoils the companions," because who really wants to be around a spoiled
yelling baby, "No One." I think this aphorism can relate to many everyday life experience.
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