ELECTION 2004

GOP Looks to Put Its Mark on Higher Education

For-profit colleges and loan industry are expected to be big winners

Washington

With the re-election of President Bush last week and the Republicans expanding their majorities in the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives, the GOP will have almost a free hand to put its stamp on national higher-education policy for at least the next two...

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