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    On February 16, 2011, the Department of Education filed a motion for summary judgment in CREW v. Dep’t of Education, Civil No. 10-1712, CREW’s lawsuit brought under the Freedom of Information Act seeking communications between a number of outside groups and individuals and Education concerning the Department’s regulation of the for-profit education industry. Education claims it performed a reasonable search for documents and released all non-exempt documents. With no explanation, Education also claims to have discovered yesterday an additional 198 pages of responsive documents from the email account of James Kvaal, of which it claims to be releasing to CREW 188 pages in full. CREW has yet to receive these newly discovered documents.; Lawsuit: CREW v. U.S. Department of Education: Regarding For-Profit Education; Holder of Document: CREW; Producing Agency: Department of Education; Date Received: 2/16/11;

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    On February 16, 2011, the Department of Education filed a motion for summary judgment in CREW v. Dep’t of Education, Civil No. 10-1712, CREW’s lawsuit brought under the Freedom of Information Act seeking communications between a number of outside groups and individuals and Education concerning the Department’s regulation of the for-profit education industry. Education claims it performed a reasonable search for documents and released all non-exempt documents. With no explanation, Education also claims to have discovered yesterday an additional 198 pages of responsive documents from the email account of James Kvaal, of which it claims to be releasing to CREW 188 pages in full. CREW has yet to receive these newly discovered documents.; Lawsuit: CREW v. U.S. Department of Education: Regarding For-Profit Education; Holder of Document: CREW; Producing Agency: Department of Education; Date Received: 2/16/11;

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    CREW v. U.S. Department of Education: Regarding For-Profit Education: 2/16/11 - Document 7-9

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    On February 16, 2011, the Department of Education filed a motion for summary judgment in CREW v. Dep’t of Education, Civil No. 10-1712, CREW’s lawsuit brought under the Freedom of Information Act seeking communications between a number of outside groups and individuals and Education concerning the Department’s regulation of the for-profit education industry. Education claims it performed a reasonable search for documents and released all non-exempt documents. With no explanation, Education also claims to have discovered yesterday an additional 198 pages of responsive documents from the email account of James Kvaal, of which it claims to be releasing to CREW 188 pages in full. CREW has yet to receive these newly discovered documents.; Lawsuit: CREW v. U.S. Department of Education: Regarding For-Profit Education; Holder of Document: CREW; Producing Agency: Department of Education; Date Received: 2/16/11;

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    Kolotos John

    From: Kototos, John


    sent: Thursday, Aprl115, 2010 9:16 AM
    To: Manhelmer, Ann '
    Subject: RE: Application of GE

    From: Manhelmer, Ann


    sent: Thursday, April 1S; 2010 8:52 AM
    To: Kolotos, John
    Subject: FW: Application of GE

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    From: Pauline Abemattw [mallto:pabemathy@tlcas.org]
    sent: Thursday, April 15; 2010 8:47 AM
    To: Manheimer, Ann
    Subject: RE: ApplicatiOn of ~E

    Right. My understanding is that HEOAwas intended to-exempt Uof Phoenix's Liberal Arts SA only. The question is did it
    only exempt their liberal arts SA or did it incorrectly exempt all Pho nix programs? And, can you also confirm that if a
    nonprofitis purchased by a for-profit, all of the school's programs would be subject to GE because it is now for-profit,
    regardless of whether it used to be regionally accredited and was offering a BA in liberal arts before it was purchased?
    Thank you. '

    From: Manheimer, Ann


    Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 5:00 PM
    To: Pauline Abernathy
    SUbject:' FW: Application of GE

    Here is what I have come up with - is this helpful? Enough Info (I hav~ boiled it down)?

    i. GE appliesto certificate programsat all schools and to af programsoffered at for-profit schools.

    In the case where a proprietary school buys a nonprofit, the BA programs (which were not previously subjectto GEl
    would now be subject to GE.

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