There's Dawn Halfaker, a West Point graduate, holding the prosthesis for her missing right arm like a part of herself that's become temporarily disconnected.
As a recent college graduate holding down his first job in the 1980s, Barack Obama did not make much of an impression on someone who knew the ways of the world: His girlfriend's landlord.
Jenkins is right: African American students are more likely to have student loans than their white counterparts and the average African American college graduate holds $37,000 in student loans, compared with $28,051 for the average white college graduate.
As a graduate holding a degree in English and journalism, this "fake news" cuts me to the bone.
Last month, President Barack Obama said that the $26,000 in debt carried by the average new college graduate "holds back our entire middle class".
Several graduates held up a banner aimed at Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican and likely 2008 presidential candidate, declaring: "Our commencement is not your platform".
The sheets of yellow paper that graduates held up included messages like "Execute Justice, Not People," "Stop Global AIDS" and "Protect Reproductive Rights".
According to the Wall Street Journal, over 70% of these graduates held some form of student loan debt, with the average being just over $35,000.
College graduates held onto more jobs during the recession than those who only completed high school, according to a new Georgetown study.
The parents of around half the medical and dentistry graduates held a civil service post, this contrasts with 60% of the parents of pharmacy graduates (see Table 2).
