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☆ Limited Too makes a comeback, catering to grown-up fans
  + stars: | 2024-11-10 | by ( Leah Asmelash | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +5 min
CNN —Limited Too’s colorful, girly clothing defined childhood for many American Millennials. “The expansion of Limited Too into more sizes is a dream that’s come to life because of our amazing fans. In Limited Too’s case, Classi-Zummo said, it’s more about nostalgia. Limited TooFor many, like Fines, those paths of nostalgia might lead them right back to Limited Too. Limited Too’s capsule, with its playful velour tracksuits and cropped baby-doll tees, certainly plays into that.
Persons: today’s, ”, Petra Kennedy, Natasha Fines, ” Fines, “, —, Maylen Williams, Mark Lennihan, Abercrombie, Kristen Classi, Zummo, Millennials, Charity Armstead, you’ve, ” Armstead Organizations: CNN —, CNN, Abercrombie, Brenau University Locations: Zara, Fitch, Georgia
☆ College students are drowning in textbook costs. There's a push in Congress to make them free.
  + stars: | 2023-03-01 | by ( Madison Hall | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +9 min
Some members of Congress have joined the movement to provide free textbooks to university students. The college textbook landscape, however, isn't a free market, as students must buy whichever course materials their professor selects for their class. As states across the country create their own grants for open textbooks, members of Congress have also begun to take notice. "We are helping cut the cost of attending college by supporting the creation and expansion of open college textbooks," Durbin told Insider in a statement. And while there's no timeline for the Affordable College Textbook Act to make it through Congress, federal legislators have granted $47 million in funds for open textbooks since 2018 as part of the Open Textbook Pilot Program.
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