August 12, 2005
Pennsylvania Student-Aid Officials Under Fire for Expensive Board Retreats
Leaders of the state student-loan agency in Pennsylvania are coming under fire for holding a three-day retreat at one of the state's most luxurious resorts, where they racked up a bill of more than $135,000.
In June officials with the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, known as Pheaa, invited 70 people to attend a board meeting at the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, which offers its guests fine dining, spa services, and two 18-hole championship golf courses. Among those
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