Fort Worth, Texas (August 15, 2006) -- Gasoline is $3 or more per gallon, textbooks run $400-$500 per semester, and tuition has risen through the roof. Face it, going to college is getting way too expensive. What's a poor struggling student supposed to do? Join the "free for all" at College-Cram.com, that's what!

The folks at College-Cram see "helping students" as a primary goal, so they decided to transform College-Cram.com into a totally free study resource in time for the fall semester. "Too many companies are making too much money on the backs of college students," stated VP Rudy Lopes. "I have a daughter in school myself, I know how bad it can get." CFO Jack Robinson added, "We have a moral obligation to help these students. We can't have the leaders of tomorrow struggling to pay off the education costs of today."

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