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Which is to say colleges, this year in particular, are starting to see buyer resistance. People are thinking very hard about whether they really want to spend 50,000, 60,000 a year and up. Everytime people fine out what the tuition is, its like, i cant believe how expensive it is. Theyre not seeing that as a good buy. Especially if its financed by debt. Right now a lot of colleges are dealing with this price discrimination thats what Financial Aid is, they figure out how much you can pay and thats the price for you because i like you. Thats what is going on. Youre seeing some schools actually ...

Dolores E. Fairbanks, a librarian and expert on Islamic art who held positions for the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University and the…

On Amada Cruz's cancellation of “Three American Painters: Then and Now.”

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As we enter a season of transition, it seems that many museums are exploring this theme as well. From the growth of South Korea into a cultural powerhouse to the change from hand-drawn maps to photographs, WBUR's Solon Kelleher rounds up the exhibits to check out.