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Obama Urges Colleges to Expand Education Opportunities and Boost Affordability for Low-Income Students
President Barrack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama interacted with over 100 college and university presidents at the White House Thursday, to identify ways of expanding college opportunities and affordability for high-performing, low-income students. Representatives of 40 nonprofits and other organizations, who expressed their willingness to fund the efforts, were also present at the event.
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