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I'm a reporter for the Times Union in Albany, NY. Hobbies: raising a child, reading sci-fi and dreaming of a wonderful tomorrow.
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Enrollment decreased at almost all Capital Region private colleges this year Original

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By Kathleen Moore Verified
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
Siena University posted another decline in student enrollment, as did almost every private college in the Albany-Schenectady-Troy region. The school enrolled 715 freshmen this year. Will Waldron/Times Union Private colleges in the Albany, Schenectady and Troy area almost universally enrolled fewer students this fall, they said in enrollment reports. The only bright spot was Maria College, which focuses primarily on nursing.
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UAlbany researcher: Prison population, already down, will drop another 50%

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By Kathleen Moore Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
Say what you want about Gen Z, but the so-called Anxious Generation is not getting arrested nearly as much as Millennials and Gen X. "The reality is young people are not committing crimes at the same rate" as previous generations did at their age, said University at Albany researcher Shawn Bushway. "People under the age of 30 have had a 50% reduction in (prison) admission rates since 2000," he said. Bushway published a paper, "Running out of inmates," on Sept.
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UAlbany researcher: Prison population, already down, will drop another 50%

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By Kathleen Moore Verified
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
In New York, the prison population has declined by more than half since 1999, from 72,600 to about 33,800 this year. A paper published by a UAlbany researcher projects that prison populations nationwide will continue to fall by 50% over the next two decades.
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