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Teachers With Student Debt: These Are Their Stories
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Teachers With Student Debt: These Are Their Stories

If you're a teacher, you have one of the lowest-paid professional jobs in the U.S. Most require a four-year degree, which can require tens of thousands of dollars in loans that some struggle to repay.

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Military Tries To Cut Through The Noise Of War

Christian Wade of the 2nd Marine Division at Camp Lejeune shoots a suppressed carbine. The suppressor, which is the canister on the end of the barrel, turn a painful, deafening noise into simply a loud one. Timothy Lutz and Clarence Wimberly/Courtesy U.S. Marine Corps hide caption

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Back At Base

Military Tries To Cut Through The Noise Of War

by Jay Price

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Cider Eli Catlin
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Going Down Slow Eli Catlin
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Perpetuity Adam Larson
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Who Even Is That? Adam Larson
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Intravenous Pete Robbins
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Inner Sense The Best Pessimist
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Guardian Angel The Best Pessimist
Lafayette Gilchrist Plays The 'Blues For Freddie Gray'

Baltimore jazz pianist Lafayette Gilchrist's new album features a song dedicated to Freddie Gray. David I Muir/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Lafayette Gilchrist Plays The 'Blues For Freddie Gray'

Lafayette Gilchrist Plays The 'Blues For Freddie Gray'

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Blues for Freddie Gray Lafayette Gilchrist and the New Volcanoes
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Autumn Leaves Brennan Villines
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Southern Skies The End Of The Ocean
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May Be for the Better The End Of The Ocean
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Bateau Lights At Sea
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You Go Up, I Go Down Whale Fall
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Long Ago Alex Hahn
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Psychedelic Sun Alex Hahn
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Dancing [Instrumental] Ulf Wakenius
An NYC Scout Troop Provides Homeless Girls A Place Of Their Own

Members of Girl Scout Troop 6000 troop and leader Giselle Burgess hug after being honored as the first troop exclusively for homeless girls, at a ceremony at New York City Hall on April 25. Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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An NYC Scout Troop Provides Homeless Girls A Place Of Their Own

An NYC Scout Troop Provides Homeless Girls A Place Of Their Own

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The Puzzled Piece The Deer Tracks
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Prologue The Deer Tracks
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