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The Student Loan Swindle
An Interview with Alan Nasser
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Alan Nasser is professor emeritus of Political Economy at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. He co-authored "The Student Loan Debt Bubble" along with Kelly Norman, which appeared in CounterPunch.)MW Is it possible to "walk away" from a student loan and declare bankruptcy?Alan Nasser--- No, it's not possible for student debtors to escape financial... Read More
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About Alan Nasser

Alan Nasser is professor emeritus of Political Economy at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington.


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