May 10, 2016
We talked about that with so many people,” Aguilar says. “We’re raising this money, why not give it to one person as a scholarship? It’s not our responsibility to fix the problem. As much as we would like to donate money to students, that isn’t what this is about. This is about creating a conversation about what is exactly happening when you go to school, when you’re investing in your future, partaking in higher education. We just want to start a dialogue about student debt.” In other words, snow cones and cotton candy infused with thoughts of future monthly payments.
CJ JANOVY | KCUR