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For those of you who were looking for the pictures...

A new version of our photo gallery software, Gallery 2.25, had been made available. The upgrade failed and we were forced to rebuild our photo collection for the ground up. We now have new photos of Boston; presently, we are busily trying to rebuild the rest of our photo albums, including our pictures of the New York City Subway (which aren't available yet), as well as our photos of New York, to which we have some lovely shots of the Big Apple. We realize these photo galleries have been a big attraction on this website, and thank you for the views of them!

For U.S. College students looking for the latest news on financial aid...read on.

Due to recent events concerning student loans here in the U.S., we at New England Press have developed a one-stop source for the latest financial aid news. While the turmoil has died down somewhat, there are still lingering questions concerning financial aid for college students: Will there be enough there for me to attend the college of my choice? What are the status of private loans? Are community colleges being cut out of student loans altogether? As we put together more sources of financial aid news, we will include them on our new section, which consists of RSS feeds taken from some of the premier sources of financial aid on the Web. It has a different feel then you might be accustomed to, as it is powered by PHPnuke. We are still in the process of trying to customize the page, so it will have the same look and feel that you have long been accustomed to. As we find other news stories, we will pass them along to you in these pages. As always, our latest offering of How to Search for College Scholarships Using the Internet (Plus, Which Sites Are Winners) is still available, and more useful now then ever! We urge you to download this great e-book, at no cost to you. You have nothing to lose...and everything to gain, especially with the private loan markets in turmoil and all but off-limits to all but the very affluent.

At times like these, look to New England Press to provide the latest in financial aid news that affects you, the college student, and your family.

Sincerely
Mark Murphy
New England Press.