Several women in track and field said their mental health spiraled as they skipped meals to be leaner at the urging of coaches and peers.
Category: Colleges and Universities
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Female College Athletes Say Pressure to Cut Body Fat Is Toxic
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CUNY Graduates With Tech Degrees Struggle to Land Tech Jobs
The New York Times – Business:Students at the City University of New York are increasingly graduating with degrees in technology. A new report details the obstacles they face in landing jobs.
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As Dollar Strengthens, U.S. Students in Europe Feel the Benefits
The New York Times – Travel:The pound and the euro are trading at decades-long lows against the dollar. For American students abroad, that has made weekend trips, dinners and theater tickets (somewhat) less of a splurge.
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Education Department Expands Student Loan Relief Programs
The New York Times – Business:A lengthy set of rule changes will reduce the total cost for many federal student loan borrowers and ease rules for debt elimination.
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OB-GYN Residency Programs Face Tough Choice on Abortion Training
The New York Times – Business:Many residency programs for obstetricians and gynecologists are in a risky position, caught between state abortion bans and accreditation requirements.
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NYU vs. Chicago Men’s Soccer: A Match Between Two Women Coaches
The New York Times – Sports:N.Y.U.’s Kim Wyant inspired Julianne Sitch to coach the University of Chicago. They will face off in a match in which both men’s teams are coached by women.
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‘Miles Walked, Miles Driven’: This Year’s College Essays About Money
The New York Times – Business:Each year, we seek out college application essays about money, work or social class. Here are five from writers who are now undergraduates.
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Biden Says 22 Million Americans Have Applied for Student Loan Debt Relief
The New York Times – Business:President Biden accused Republicans of hypocrisy for trying to block the debt forgiveness.
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More States Require High School Seniors to Fill Out Financial Aid Form
The New York Times – Business:Evidence suggests that students who file the federal form are more likely to attend college.