"Senator Edward M. Kennedy sent a letter today to Massachusetts college leaders, urging them to make sure students know about a new program that makes it less expensive to repay student loans," Boston.com reports. "Under the program that starts Wednesday, monthly payments are capped based on a graduate's income and remaining balances are wiped clean after 25 years. Those who take public service jobs can get their loans forgiven after 10 years."
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