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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-23T05:00:00.000Z",
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  "tags": [
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    "Career pathways and economic mobility",
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    "Advertising, training fairs, free tuition: How one state is trying to get more men into college",
    "The Hechinger Report"
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  "textContent": "BENZONIA, Mich. — Maggie Bacon is seeking men. On a recent Friday, she attached flyers about an upcoming education and training fair to more than 500 pizza boxes, one of the ways she’s tried to persuade men in this northern Michigan town to enroll in college, a certificate program or even just a single course. […]\n\nThe post Advertising, training fairs, free tuition: How one state is trying to get more men into college appeared first on The Hechinger Report.",
  "title": "Advertising, training fairs, free tuition: How one state is trying to get more men into college"
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