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Student loans for kindergartners?
March 29, 2012
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Student loans for kindergartners?

What NOW?!: Not to mention the crippling costs of college, parents now are increasingly worried about being able to pay for kindergarten for their kids. NOW's Alex Wagner reports on the increasing number of families now opting to take out loans to afford early education for their children, and reports that the trust conservatives place on the teachings in science class has reached an all-time low.March 29, 2012

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