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They could always go into education.(Scan: Short news and commentary)(Brief article)
Over half of students graduating from four-year colleges in the U.S. lack the literacy to deal with such "real-life" tasks as understanding newspaper editorials, comparing credit-card offers, or summarizing the ...
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