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The state of New York went to court Thursday to stop direct marketers from gathering information on students by allegedly tricking them into filling out forms purporting to help advance their education. Nearly 100,000 college-bound New York teens filled out surveys over the past two years alluding to scholarships and loans to mask their real purpose, Attorney General Eliot Spitzer said.
September 03, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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