"But for now, white- and blue-collar workers and their families must pull together to provide equal opportunities for alltheir children to live the American dream." My first reaction was that there isnt an equal starting point for all children. The American dream is becoming harder and harder to reach because of the cost of a higher education. Also this article made an interesting point that we are getting enough money, we just arent spending it correctly.
2. http://thechoice.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/16/why-go-to-college-readers-weigh-in/?scp=2&sq=high%20school%20dropout&st=cse Steve Jobs and Bill Gates also dropped out of college at a young age but the probability of success is very narrow. Although a select few might not be meant for college, it is the gateway for opportunity for most of the population. My point is not that you couldn't learn more possibly outside of college, rather that a college degree sets you up for more opportunities.
3.Will this system ever change and how could it? is college meant for all of us?