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To: Mark Marcellus who wrote (42905)	6/3/2011 10:12:13 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Respond to of 78673

if a business is properly run Properly? Maybe. But pretty clearly immorally and perhaps in violation of the laws. is performing a service for which there is a legitimate need This part is not so clear in case of for-profit education. changes to government regulation may hurt it but they won't kill it. Personally, I believe that supplying taxpayers money for an overpriced subpar product is not the way to use it. Supplying taxpayers money for poor people to dig themselves into a hole is possibly also not the best use of it. IMHO, straight subsidies for state/local colleges would be much more productive. But I doubt anyone will listen to me. In any case, for now you were right and got the gain. :)