For parents of college freshmen, first test is on economics of travel
Costs put the squeeze on traditional send-off
Still struggling to recover from tuition sticker shock, parents of college freshmen are now confronting a new economic hurdle: the rising costs of moving their children to campus. (Full article: 933 words)
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